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Opaque types also known as nominal types are not something that get a special syntax in TypeScript. TypeScript’s type system is structural in its nature, but we can exploit that to add some nominal typing.

In this tutorial we will look at the use case for this and then demonstrate how you can achieve this, so lets go 🌹

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