The answers that display merged declarations are for representational purposes alone. TypeScript compiler doesn't actually perform physical merges, but rather a logical merge from the multiple same named declarations. Let's take a look at the following answers now:
- Take a look at the following code snippet for answer 3.3.1:
interface TreeNode {
data: number;
left: TreeNode;
right: TreeNode;
createNode: (data: number) => TreeNode;
}
interface ITreeOperations {// root: TreeNode;
// error: same name member declarations
cannot merge
mirrorTree: (node: TreeNode) => TreeNode;
putRoot(nodeValue: number): void;
getRoot(): TreeNode;
traverseTree: (node: TreeNode) => void;
putRoot(node: TreeNode): void;
getRoot(): TreeNode;
}- Take a look at the following code snippet for answer 3.3.2:
namespace...