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What are the primitive types in TypeScript?
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TypeScript supports all JavaScript primitive types plus additional ones:
string: Text datanumber: Numeric values (integers and floats)boolean: True/false valuesnull: Intentional absence of valueundefined: Uninitialized valuesymbol: Unique identifiersbigint: Large integersvoid: Absence of return valuenever: Values that never occurany: Disables type checkingunknown: Type-safe alternative to any
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