In Typescript, if I'm defining a type that stipulates only strings can go into an array, I'm able to define that like this:
type stringArray = string[]
I'm able to specify that certain kinds of objects may go into an array like this:
type myObject = {
one: string,
two: string,
}
type objectArray = myObject[]
However, I'm able to accomplish something very similar with generics, like this:
type stringArray = Array<string>
and
type objectArray = Array<myObject>
Is there any advantage to using either approach? When should one use the former and when is the latter a better approach?
Array<T>
and T[]
are 100% equivalent.
Which to use is mostly a code style choice. Though the T[]
syntax is usually preferred in most codebases that I've seen as it looks like an array, and at a glance it is shorter.
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