Complex Objects in TypeScript
Objects can have a structure of any nesting within themselves, and this structure can be described when declaring the object or in the interface.
As an example, let's make an interface like this that describes a user:
interface User {
name: string,
age: number,
parents: {
mother: string,
father: string
}
}
Let's make an object that implements this interface:
let user: User = {
name: 'john',
age: 30,
parents: {
mother: 'jane',
father: 'eric'
}
}
Given object:
let event = {
name: 'my new event',
time: {
start: '2025-11-01',
finish: '2025-12-31'
}
};
Create an interface that describes the structure of this object.
Given object:
let employee {
name: 'andrew',
potision: {
name: 'programmer'
salary: 1000,
}
addr: {
country: 'belarus',
city: 'minsk'
}
};
Create an interface that describes the structure of this object.
