Interface vs Type: When to Use Each
Choose between interface and type for different scenarios.
Welcome
Both `interface` and `type` describe object shapes. They are similar but have key differences. This lesson helps you choose the right one.
Similarities
Both can describe object shapes, include optional and readonly properties, be used as function parameter types, and support generics.
interface A { x: number; }
type B = { x: number; };
// Both describe the same shapeAll lessons in this course
- Defining Object Shapes with Interfaces
- Type Aliases for Complex Types
- Interface Extension and Merging
- Interface vs Type: When to Use Each