Array type notations: <code>T[]</code> vs. <code>Array<T></code> in TypeScript
Read OriginalThis article explores the two equivalent notations for Arrays in TypeScript: T[] and Array<T>. It explains why TypeScript prefers T[] (historical reasons) and why the author prefers Array<T> (better readability for complex types, consistency with other generic types, and avoiding confusion with tuples). The post also covers syntactic caveats and practical examples.
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