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Core Types & Primitives Mastery Hub: The Industry Foundation

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Q1Domain Verified
In TypeScript, which primitive type is implicitly used for variables that are assigned `null` or `undefined` when strict null checks are disabled?
`object`
`unknown`
`null` or `undefined` (depending on assignment)
`any`
Q2Domain Verified
Consider the following TypeScript code: `let value: number | string = 10; value = "hello";`. If `value` were declared with `const` instead of `let` (`const value: number | string = 10;`), what would be the consequence if you attempted `value = "hello";`?
The code would compile successfully if the initial assignment was a string.
The code would result in a TypeScript compilation error because `const` prevents reassignment of any variable, regardless of its type.
The code would throw a runtime error when the reassignment is attempted.
The code would compile successfully, as `const` only prevents reassignment of primitive values.
Q3Domain Verified
In TypeScript, what is the primary distinction between the `symbol` primitive type and a regular string literal when used as property keys?
Symbols are primarily used for internal object properties and are not visible in `Object.keys()`.
Symbols are guaranteed to be unique and cannot be accidentally overwritten by string literals.
Symbols are enumerable by default, while string literals are not.
Symbols are only accessible via bracket notation, while string literals can use dot notation.

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