TypeScript

TypeScript

Explain the concept of utility types in TypeScript and provide examples of how they can be used to manipulate and transform types.

Utility types are a set of built-in types that provide common operations on types. They can be used to manipulate and transform types in a variety of ways. Some examples of utility types include Partial, Required, and Readonly. Utility types can be very useful for creating complex and reusable type definitions.

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