Description: A typed object in JavaScript is a data structure that has a specific type and shape, meaning its properties and methods are predefined. Unlike generic objects, which can have dynamic properties and no restrictions on their structure, typed objects allow for greater clarity and control over the data they contain. This is especially useful in large and complex applications, where data management can become complicated. Typed objects can be used to define data models, facilitating validation and code maintenance. In JavaScript, although the language is dynamically typed, tools like TypeScript can be used to implement static typing, allowing developers to define specific types for their objects. This helps prevent common errors and improves code readability, as developers can quickly understand the structure and purpose of the objects used in an application.
