VS Code editor is very user-friendly towards TypeScript because both are created by Microsoft.
This compatibility eliminates the need for extra configuration.
Once TypeScript is aware of the types of components in an application, it makes coding more convenient without the need to remember many methods and their usages.
Opening a TypeScript file, such as 'main.ts', writing 'app.' triggers the editor to suggest what is contained within 'app', as it understands its type.
Although 'app' was not explicitly typed, TypeScript deduces it’s of type 'express'.
The editor provides usage suggestions and highlights issues (e.g., with a red wavy line) when methods like 'app.patch()' are used incorrectly, such as when required parameters are missing, leading to warnings.
