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Generics are a fundamental feature of statically-typed languages, allowing developers to pass types as parameters to a type, function, or other structure. TypeScript fully supports generics as a way to introduce type-safety into components that accept arguments and return values whose type will be indeterminate until they are consumed later in your code. In this tutorial, you will try out real-world examples of TypeScript generics to make your code more re-usable.

Modules are a way to organize your code into smaller, more manageable pieces. TypeScript evolved along with ECMAScript specifications to provide a standard module system for JavaScript programs that has the flexibility to work with the different existing formats. In this tutorial, you will take a look at how to create and use modules in TypeScript.