TypeScript for Beginners - Homogeneous Arrays

The video tutorial explains how to define and initialize an array in a programming language. It covers specifying data types using angular brackets, initializing arrays with string elements, and logging them to the console. The tutorial also demonstrates accessing array elements using indices and discusses array properties like length. The process of transpiling code and refreshing the web browser to view changes is also highlighted.

What is the purpose of using angular brackets when defining an array?

• To define the array as a constant

• To initialize the array with default values

• To specify the type of data the array can hold

• To specify the size of the array

Which of the following is the correct way to access the second element of an array named 'array1'?

• array1[0]

• array1[3]

• array1[2]

• array1[1]

What does the term 'zero-based indexing' mean in the context of arrays?

• The index starts from 1 for all elements

• The last element is accessed with index 0

• The first element is accessed with index 1

• The first element is accessed with index 0

How can you determine the number of elements in an array named 'array1'?

• array1.count()

• array1.size()

• array1.elements()

• array1.length

Why is it important to transpile code before viewing changes in a web browser?

• To increase the speed of the web browser

• To reduce the size of the code

• To convert the code into a format that the browser can understand

• To ensure the code is free of errors