TypeScript Dev Environment Setup & Learn to upload your code on GitHub using GIT by isfhan ahmed 

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@@IsfhanAhmed sir please ek video git or github account per banai keswe create hota ha or ye GSIT ka bhi batai please.

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Sir publish to hogae but jb npx or file ka name likha to ATM is not recognized as an internal or external command likha araha he

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@@IsfhanAhmedsir ab tou visual studio code karlia🥲, ab change hosakta hai? Kisi tarha? Like uninstall kar k? Ya kese bhi?

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Jee karo ga uski video tu banalo phale

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Bilkol sir... Bohot mehnat karni parhti hai...

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Template Literals (Backticks ) Imagine these as fancy string builders. They use backticks ` ` instead of quotes and allow you to embed expressions directly within the string using ${expression}`. This makes it easier to create complex strings and improves readability. Example: const name = "Alice"; const greeting = `Hello, ${name}! How are you today?`; console.log(greeting); // Output: Hello, Alice! How are you today? Benefits: Readability: Especially for multi-line strings or those containing variables, template literals make code cleaner. Expression Embedding: You can easily integrate variables, function calls, or any other expression within the string. Multiline Strings: No need for escape characters ( ) for line breaks. Just write each line within the backticks. Concatenation (Plus Sign +) Think of this as string gluing. You combine strings and/or variables using the plus sign (+). It's a simpler approach for basic string construction. Example: const name = "Bob"; const greeting = "Hello, " + name + "! How are you today?"; console.log(greeting); // Output: Hello, Bob! How are you today? When to Use Each: Template Literals: For complex or multi-line strings with embedded expressions. When code readability is a priority. Concatenation: For simpler string construction where readability isn't a major concern. In older codebases that may not use template literals.

Repository ma ager folder hoga tu wobhi upload hojai ga

Jase file hoi hy wase hi

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@@IsfhanAhmed last part of your video sir...git and github repository

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