Implement a type IsNever, which takes input type `T`. Learn union type manipulation in this medium-level challenge on TypeScriptPro.
Implement a type IsNever, which takes input type T
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In this medium-level challenge, you'll implement a type isnever, which takes input type t
.. Learn union type manipulation in this medium-level challenge on TypeScriptPro.
You'll learn about union type manipulation, essential skills for advanced TypeScript development and type-level programming.
For this challenge, you will need to change the following code to make the tests pass (no type check errors).
Implement a type IsNever, which takes input type T
.
If the type of resolves to never
, return true
, otherwise false
.
For example:
type A = IsNever<never> // expected to be true
type B = IsNever<undefined> // expected to be false
type C = IsNever<null> // expected to be false
type D = IsNever<[]> // expected to be false
type E = IsNever<number> // expected to be false
This challenge requires understanding of union type manipulation.
The solution involves carefully constructing types that satisfy all test cases while handling edge cases properly.
This challenge helps you understand union type manipulation and how to apply this concept in real-world scenarios.
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