tsc:tldr:cd127
tsc: Compile a TypeScript file `foobar.ts` into a JavaScript file `foobar.js`.
$ tsc ${foobar-ts}
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This command is invoking the TypeScript Compiler (TSC) with a parameter called ${foobar-ts}.
The ${...} syntax is commonly used in command-line interfaces to reference variables or placeholders. In this case, ${foobar-ts} is likely a placeholder for the name of a TypeScript file, such as myfile.ts.
By executing this command, the TypeScript compiler will attempt to transpile the specified TypeScript file (e.g., foobar.ts) into JavaScript code.
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