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Merge Types using Intersection Operator

Verify if some literal value satisfies a given type

TypeScript: Tips and Tricks

In this lesson you will learn how to verify if some literal value satisfies any given type or not. There are two ways to do this i.e. either by declaring a variable of some given type and assigning it the value or we can use the `satisfies` keyword. We will take an example and look at both of the ways in this video.

Verify if some literal value satisfies a given type

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