To add a public method to a class in TypeScript, you can declare a method within the class definition, with the public
access modifier. Here's the basic syntax:
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In this example, myMethod
is a public method of MyClass
. It can be accessed from outside the class, and can also be called from within the class itself.
You can also specify the method's return type and parameters, if any:
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In this example, myMethod
takes two parameters (a string and a number), and returns a boolean value.
Remember that TypeScript's default access modifier for class members (including methods) is public
, so you can omit the public
keyword if you want. However, it's good practice to include it for clarity and consistency.
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