void in JavaScript and TypeScript
Read OriginalThis article details the 'void' operator in JavaScript, which always returns undefined, and the 'void' type in TypeScript, a subtype of undefined. It explains key differences, common use cases like IIFEs and ensuring function return types, and how void enables advanced callback patterns in TypeScript despite type safety.
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