Description: An expression statement is a statement that consists of an expression followed by a semicolon. In programming, an expression is a combination of variables, operators, and values that are evaluated to produce a result. Expression statements are fundamental in languages like C, C++, and TypeScript, as they allow for concise operations and assignments. Unlike declaration statements, which may not return a value, expression statements always produce a result that can be used in other parts of the code. This makes them versatile tools for data manipulation and programming logic. For example, an expression statement can be as simple as a variable assignment or an arithmetic operation. In TypeScript, expression statements can also include functions and methods, allowing for more functional and modular programming. The clarity and simplicity of expression statements are essential for writing clean and maintainable code, facilitating understanding and collaboration among developers.
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