How do you check if a variable is undefined in TypeScript? I am looking for ways to resolve typescript check if undefined.
Hello Isha tantia,
Using typeof Operator: The typeof operator is a safe way to check if a variable is undefined because it avoids reference errors if the variable has not been declared.
let variable: any; if (typeof variable === ‘undefined’) { console.log(‘Variable is undefined’); }
Hey Isha,
Direct Comparison: You can directly compare the variable to undefined. This method works if the variable has been declared but may be undefined.
let variable: number | undefined; if (variable === undefined) { console.log(‘Variable is undefined’); }
Hello Isha,
Using Optional Chaining: If you want to check for undefined in a nested property or function result, you can use optional chaining combined with a check for undefined.
interface User { name?: string; } const user: User = {}; if (user.name === undefined) { console.log(‘User name is undefined’); }
This is particularly useful when dealing with objects where properties might be undefined.