You use TypeScript with intellisense to tell you the types and shapes of variables/objects. It prevents you from accidentally, say, assigning a number to a variable that was previously a string. It prevents you from assigning a prop to an object in the wrong place.
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You use TypeScript with intellisense to tell you the types and shapes of variables/objects. It prevents you from accidentally, say, assigning a number to a variable that was previously a string. It prevents you from assigning a prop to an object in the wrong place.
That's all it is, and it works.