Generics enable reusable, type-safe code. They let you write functions and classes that work with any type while maintaining type information.
Basic Generics
Generic Constraints
Generic Interfaces and Types
Generic Classes
Utility Types with Generics
Generic Functions in Practice
Conditional Types
Mapped Types
Best Practices
Conclusion
Generics are essential for writing reusable, type-safe TypeScript code. Start with simple type parameters, add constraints when needed, and use utility types to transform existing types. The type system becomes a powerful tool for catching errors at compile time.