why typescript lies?

[torpid topaz]

ricmed#0

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Preview:```ts
interface Comply {
method1(): string
}

function fn1(x: Comply) {
return x.method1()
}

class Methods2<V> {
method1<V>(this: User<V>) {
return this.v
}
}

type User<T> = {
v: T
name: string
}

let obj1 = {v: 58, name: "john"} as User<number> &
Methods2<number>
...```

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[random hare]

Because the <V> of Methods2 method1 shadows the one of the class

[weak gate]

sorry, what do you mean?

[random hare]

class Methods2<V> { // <-- V is declared here

//        |-------- // This declares another V
  method1<V>(this: User<V>) {
    return this.v
  }
}

It's the same as if you did:

class Methods2<V> { // <-- V is declared here

//        |-------- // This declares another V
  method1<X>(this: User<X>) {
    return this.v
  }
}

[dry ravine]

Hello I have quick questions related to types can I ask here

[random hare]

@dry ravine If it's complicated, maybe you should create a new thread, you know better 🙂

[dry ravine]

Basically it realted to discordjs
I am confused about how can we get types of discord js client

[random hare]

No clue :/

[dry ravine]

I ask in there support server as they don't know about it

[weak gate]

@random hare 🤦‍♂️ me. thanks!