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Assertion Functions in TypeScript
Assertion Functions in TypeScript.
TypeScript 3.7 implemented support for assertion functions in the type system. An assertion function is a function that throws an error if something unexpected happened. Using assertion signatures, we can tell TypeScript that a function should be treated as an assertion function.
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