Static Properties in TypeScript
In TypeScript, you can create special properties that belong to a class rather than an object. Such properties are called static.
Static properties can be called without creating an object, simply by accessing the class in which they are declared. To make a property static, you need to write the keyword static after the access modifier.
Let's define a static property salary in the User class:
class User {
public name: string;
public static salary: number = 1000;
constructor(name: string) {
this.name = name;
}
}
Now let's access this property without creating an object:
console.log(User.salary); // 1000
Add a static property specialty to the Student class. Infer this property without declaring an object.
