TypeScript for Beginners - Aliasing Class Modules

The video tutorial explains class-based modules and default exports. It covers aliasing, the correct syntax for export default, and demonstrates how to use default exports in modules. Additionally, it discusses importing non-default classes using the appropriate syntax.

What is the primary purpose of a default export in a module?

• To specify a single main export from a module

• To allow multiple exports from a module

• To prevent any exports from a module

• To rename the module

How can you use an alias when importing a module?

• By using the 'alias' keyword

• By using the 'rename' keyword

• By using the 'default' keyword

• By using the 'as' keyword

What is the correct syntax for exporting a default class?

• default export className

• export default className

• default className export

• className export default

When importing a non-default class, what syntax should be used?

• Use angle brackets around the class name

• Use flower brackets around the class name

• Use square brackets around the class name

• Use parentheses around the class name

What is a key difference between importing default and non-default classes?

• Neither require brackets

• Non-default classes require no brackets, default do

• Default classes require no brackets, non-default do

• Both require brackets