How does Required differ from Partial ?

Required makes all properties required, Partial makes them optional

Required removes the readonly modifier, while Partial adds it

They're synonyms: both make an object's properties required

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How does `Required<T>` differ from `Partial<T>`?

✓Correct answer: Required makes all properties required, Partial makes them optional
2Required removes the readonly modifier, while Partial adds it
3They're synonyms: both make an object's properties required

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They're opposites: Required removes the ? modifier, Partial adds it. readonly is handled by Readonly<T>. All these utilities are mapped types that you can write yourself.

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