The course "Creating Object-oriented TypeScript Code" is designed to help individuals understand how to create and define objects in TypeScript. It addresses the confusion that can arise when deciding between using a constructor function or Object.create(), as well as other techniques such as classes. The course focuses on object-oriented programming (OOP) principles, including inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation, and explains how these concepts can be applied in TypeScript.
The course covers the process of defining and instantiating types in TypeScript, highlighting the role of members and their benefits. It also explores the use of inheritance for code reuse and introduces abstract classes. The course delves into the concept of interfaces and their ability to establish code contracts, ensuring consistency across objects and enabling polymorphic behavior.
By completing this course, learners will gain skills to develop robust object-oriented applications using TypeScript. They will also acquire a deep understanding of when and why to use object-oriented programming principles. This training is ideal for individuals seeking to improve their object programming abilities and enhance their coding skills.
