> TypeScript does not take out dynamic typing or prototypical object orientation Hence my wording, leads you down the path not forces you to. More often than n

> TypeScript does not take out dynamic typing or prototypical object orientation Hence my wording, leads you down the path not forces you to. More often than not, your TypeScript codebase (at least the part you have written yourself or by your team) will be Classical OO style and fully typed, and your code reviews will consist of copious amounts of "we should add a type here"