TypeScript Complete Course - Beginner To Advanced + Project

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Manik (Cloudaffle)

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1. Introduction

1. WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COURSE.mp4

09:24

2. DEMO OF APP WE BUILD IN THE END.mp4

03:14

3. Who Should Take This Course.mp4

02:39

4. How To Take Full Advantage Of The Course.mp4

01:43

5. Your Feedback.mp4

00:53

6. What Is Typescript .mp4

01:47

7. Installing NodeJS On Your Machine.mp4

02:52

8. Installing Typescript And Preparing Your IDE.mp4

04:54

9. A Note About Resources.mp4

01:38

10. Your First TypeScript Program.mp4

08:45

11. How TypeScript Helps you Catch Errors.mp4

08:13

12. Deep Dive into the JavaScript File Generated by TypeScript.mp4

02:39

13. Setting up Auto Compilation.mp4

10:58

14. Quiz for Introduction Section..html

2. All About Types

1. Module Introduction - All About Types.mp4

02:09

2. Introduction to Types.mp4

05:07

3.1 project.zip

3. any Type.mp4

05:20

4.1 project.zip

4. unknown Type.mp4

06:03

5.1 project.zip

5. boolean Type.mp4

03:52

6.1 project.zip

6. number Type.mp4

02:21

7.1 project.zip

7. bigint Type.mp4

08:28

8.1 project.zip

8. string Type.mp4

02:48

9. Quiz on primitive types.html

10.1 project.zip

10. Type Inference in TypeScript.mp4

05:25

11.1 project.zip

11. Object Type.mp4

07:05

12.1 project.zip

12. Type Aliases with type Keyword.mp4

04:55

13.1 project.zip

13. The union types.mp4

05:15

14.1 project.zip

14. Union Types with Primitive Types.mp4

04:48

15. Intersection Types In TypeScript.mp4

04:50

16.1 project.zip

16. Index Signatures.mp4

08:49

17.1 project.zip

17. Arrays in TypeScript.mp4

05:53

18.1 project.zip

18. Tuples.mp4

07:05

19.1 project.zip

19. Read only Arrays.mp4

04:48

20.1 project.zip

20. null and undefind in TypeScript.mp4

09:08

21. void and never types.mp4

02:55

22.1 project.zip

22. Enums.mp4

09:34

23. Test your knowledge about TypeScript Types..html

3. Functions In TypeScript

1. Module Introduction - Functions In TypeScript.mp4

00:54

2.1 project.zip

2. Declaring Functions in TypeScript.mp4

04:33

3.1 project.zip

3. Default and Optional Parameters.mp4

03:56

4.1 project.zip

4. Custom Parameters and Return Types.mp4

05:52

5.1 project.zip

5. Function Call Signatures.mp4

04:54

6.1 project.zip

6. Intro to Function Overloading.mp4

04:49

7.1 project.zip

7. Using Same Function With Different Params.mp4

13:41

8. Test your knowledge about functions in TypeScript.html

4. Generics In TypeScript

1. Module Introduction - Generics In TypeScript.mp4

01:08

2. Polymorphic Implementation - Moving Away from Concrete Types.mp4

01:48

3.1 project.zip

3. Need for Polymorphic Functions.mp4

07:40

4.1 project.zip

4. Problem With Function Overloads.mp4

03:09

5.1 project.zip

5. Introducing Generics.mp4

05:51

6.1 project.zip

6. Where Can you Declare Generics.mp4

04:07

7. Exercise Implement Map Function.mp4

01:15

8.1 project.zip

8. Solution Map Function in TypeScript.mp4

06:49

5. Classes and Inheritance

1. Module Introduction Classes and Inheritance.mp4

01:37

2.1 project.zip

2. What is a class.mp4

03:06

3.1 project.zip

3. Creating your first class.mp4

02:18

4.1 project.zip

4. Creating an Instance of a Class.mp4

03:20

5.1 project.zip

5. Constructor Function in Classes.mp4

03:50

6.1 project.zip

6. This Keyword Inside Classes.mp4

04:32

7.1 project.zip

7. Understanding Inheritance.mp4

06:07

8.1 project.zip

8. The Super Method.mp4

07:44

9.1 project.zip

9. Access Modifiers for Class Properties.mp4

04:22

10.1 project.zip

10. Public and Private members.mp4

03:00

11.1 project.zip

11. Protected Members In a Class.mp4

06:05

12.1 project.zip

12. Which access modifier to use.mp4

01:04

13. Test your knowledge about classes and access modifiers.html

14.1 project.zip

14. Shorthand For Initial Properties.mp4

03:03

15.1 project.zip

15. Getting More Control On Members Of a class.mp4

04:47

16.1 project.zip

16. Using a Mutator - Setter Method.mp4

04:40

17.1 project.zip

17. Using an Accessor - Getter Method.mp4

04:04

18.1 project.zip

18. How are getters and setters different.mp4

03:56

19.1 project.zip

19. Improving Our Person Class.mp4

04:45

20.1 project.zip

20. Refactoring the Constructor Method.mp4

03:56

6. Abstract Classes And Interfaces

1. Module Introduction - Abstract Classes And Interfaces.mp4

01:43

2.1 project.zip

2. Introduction To Static Properties And Methods.mp4

05:04

3.1 project.zip

3. Introduction To Abstract Classes.mp4

08:45

4. Shared methods in Abstract Classes.mp4

03:38

5.1 project.zip

5. Protected Constructor And Child Classes.mp4

05:11

6.1 project.zip

6. Adding Holidays To Classes.mp4

06:13

7.1 project.zip

7. Print Holidays Method.mp4

06:07

8.1 project.zip

8. Method Overriding In Child Class.mp4

03:58

9.1 project.zip

9. Introduction to Abstract Methods.mp4

04:37

10.1 project.zip

10. Introduction to Interfaces.mp4

05:04

11.1 project.zip

11. Extending Interfaces using extends keyword.mp4

06:17

12.1 project.zip

12. Inheriting From Multiple Interfaces.mp4

06:38

13.1 project.zip

13. Interfaces and Generics.mp4

02:47

14.1 project.zip

14. Assigning Generics To Interfaces.mp4

04:55

15.1 project.zip

15. Using Multiple Types as Generics.mp4

07:06

16.1 project.zip

16. Using interfaces with classes.mp4

08:21

17.1 project.zip

17. Multiple Classes Using the Same Interface.mp4

04:09

18.1 project.zip

18. Implementing Multiple Interfaces.mp4

04:57

19.1 project.zip

19. Multiple inheritance in classes using interfaces.mp4

02:45

20.1 project.zip

20. Interfaces and Access Modifiers.mp4

02:39

21.1 project.zip

21. Difference Between a Type and an Interface.mp4

08:38

22.1 project.zip

22. Difference Between a Abstract Class and an Interface.mp4

07:19

23.1 project.zip

23. Difference Between Interfaces and Abstract Classes 2.mp4

04:40

24. What should you use Abstract Class or Interfaces.mp4

01:34

25. See what you have learnt about interfaces..html

7. The TypeScript Compiler

1. Module Introduction - The TypeScript Compiler.mp4

01:10

2.1 project.zip

2. Setting up a base project.mp4

03:56

3.1 Project.zip

3. Using the watch mode.mp4

03:57

4.1 project.zip

4. Including and Excluding Files.mp4

06:05

5.1 project.zip

5. rootDir and outDir.mp4

03:43

6.1 project.zip

6. Setting a Compilation Target.mp4

02:31

7.1 project.zip

7. TypeScript Core Libs.mp4

04:17

8.1 Project.zip

8. Type Checking Options.mp4

09:13

9.1 project.zip

9. Setting the watch command as npm script.mp4

02:42

10.1 project.zip

10. Understanding Source Maps.mp4

02:48

8. Prototypes And Objects

1. Module Introduction - Prototypes And Objects.mp4

01:37

2.1 project.zip

2. This Keyword In JS.mp4

05:06

3.1 project.zip

3. Weird Behaviour Of The This Keyword.mp4

06:15

4.1 project.zip

4. Constructor Functions.mp4

03:05

5.1 project.zip

5. Javascripts Own Constructor Function.mp4

07:36

6.1 project.zip

6. Understanding Prototypes.mp4

04:14

7.1 project.zip

7. Prototypical Inheritance Theory.mp4

02:37

8.1 project.zip

8. Inheriting The User Properties.mp4

05:26

9.1 project.zip

9. Inheriting The User Prototypes.mp4

04:53

10.1 project.zip

10. Alternate Methods Of Creating Objects.mp4

02:45

11.1 project.zip

11. Introduction To Property Descriptors.mp4

04:01

12.1 project.zip

12. defineProperty Method.mp4

04:08

13.1 project.zip

13. How Classes Are Syntactic Sugar On Prototypes.mp4

02:46

9. Decorators In TypeScript

1. Module Introduction - Decorators in TypeScript.mp4

00:58

2.1 project.zip

2. What Are Decorators.mp4

02:17

3.1 project.zip

3. Writing Our First Decorator.mp4

04:50

4.1 project.zip

4. When Are Decorators Invoked.mp4

02:29

5.1 project.zip

5. Introduction To Decorator Factories.mp4

02:29

6.1 project.zip

6. Adding To Prototype.mp4

08:36

7.1 project.zip

7. Interfaces For Prototypes.mp4

02:52

8.1 project.zip

8. Adding Functions to Prototypes.mp4

02:47

9.1 project.zip

9. Using Same Decorator With Multiple Classes.mp4

03:12

10.1 project.zip

10. Method Decorators.mp4

07:30

11.1 project.zip

11. Static Method Decorators.mp4

03:07

12.1 project.zip

12. Decorators For Method Parameters.mp4

03:36

13.1 project.zip

13. Decorators For Class Properties And Accessors.mp4

05:41

14.1 project.zip

14. Multiple Decorators And Returning Values from Class Decorators.mp4

15:15

10. Advanced Concepts And Features

1. Module Introduction - Advanced Concepts and Features.mp4

00:46

2. Understanding Subtypes And Supertypes.mp4

03:16

3.1 project.zip

3. How TypeScript Checks Compatibility.mp4

03:48

4.1 Project.zip

4. Type Widening.mp4

04:26

5.1 project.zip

5. Typecasting.mp4

06:49

6.1 project.zip

6. Totality.mp4

04:30

7.1 project.zip

7. Discriminated Unions.mp4

06:48

8.1 project.zip

8. keying-in or Index Accessed Types.mp4

07:55

9.1 projects.zip

9. KeyOff operator.mp4

04:38

10.1 project.zip

10. Mapped Types.mp4

06:04

11.1 project.zip

11. Using Mapped Types.mp4

07:59

12.1 project.zip

12. Conditional Types.mp4

04:38

11. Building The Final Project Introduction

1. An Overview Of The Application.mp4

03:53

2. Development Paths.mp4

03:30

3. A Note About ESLint And Prettier.mp4

03:54

4. Using Type Definitions.mp4

02:19

12. Building The React Front-end

1. A Look At The Design And What We Are Going To Build.mp4

00:46

2.1 project.zip

2. Using Create React App With TypeScript.mp4

02:46

3.1 project.zip

3. Installing And Configuring ESLint.mp4

04:35

4.1 project.zip

4. Installing And Configuring Prettier.mp4

02:43

5.1 project.zip

5. Our First TSX React Component.mp4

05:11

6.1 project.zip

6. Getting Started With Material UI.mp4

03:37

7.1 projects.zip

7. Create Custom Material UI Theme.mp4

05:52

8.1 project.zip

8. Creating Our First Page.mp4

06:10

9.1 project.zip

9. Breaking Dashboard Into Components.mp4

03:24

10.1 project.zip

10. Creating Profile Component.mp4

03:10

11.1 project.zip

11. Profile Component Layout.mp4

04:11

12.1 project.zip

12. Adding Props.mp4

04:10

13.1 project.zip

13. Using TypeScript With Props.mp4

04:07

14.1 project.zip

14. Interfaces or PropTypes.mp4

05:11

15.1 project.zip

15. Creating CreateATask Component.mp4

04:45

16.1 project.zip

16. Creating Title And Description Components.mp4

08:11

17.1 project.zip

17. Making Components Dynamic Using Interfaces.mp4

12:53

18.1 project.zip

18. Using PropTypes.mp4

02:10

19.1 project.zip

19. Creating DateField Component.mp4

07:42

20.1 project.zip

20. Adding Props to DateField.mp4

07:07

21.1 project.zip

21. Creating taskSelectField Component.mp4

06:11

22.1 project.zip

22. Interfaces for taskSelectField.mp4

10:52

23.1 project.zip

23. PropTypes And Dynamic Options.mp4

07:12

24.1 project.zip

24. Task Area Layout.mp4

06:19

25.1 project.zip

25. The Task Counter Component.mp4

03:21

26.1 project.zip

26. Styling The Task Counter.mp4

02:22

27.1 project.zip

27. Making Values Dynamic.mp4

04:13

28.1 project.zip

28. Creating The Correct Border Color.mp4

05:36

29.1 project.zip

29. Emitting Correct Label.mp4

05:24

30.1 project.zip

30. Starting with the Task Component.mp4

04:42

31.1 project.zip

31. The Task Header Component.mp4

08:06

32.1 project.zip

32. Task Description Component.mp4

04:30

33.1 project.zip

33. Task Footer Component.mp4

05:41

34.1 project.zip

34. Making Task Footer Dynamic.mp4

07:09

35.1 project.zip

35. Adding Props To Task Component.mp4

05:32

36.1 project.zip

36. Dynamic Colors to Border In Task Component.mp4

05:42

37.1 project.zip

37. Concluding Front-end Development.mp4

01:13

13. Building Node API With TypeScript

1. Module Introduction Building Node API With TypeScript.mp4

01:55

2.1 project.zip

2. Creating A Basic Node Server.mp4

07:33

3.1 project.zip

3. Adding TypeScript To Node Server.mp4

03:48

4.1 project.zip

4. Converting index.js to index.ts.mp4

04:23

5.1 project.zip

5. Automating the Development Process.mp4

08:39

6.1 project.zip

6. ESlint And Prettier Integration.mp4

04:21

7. Understanding TypeORM.mp4

04:05

8.1 project.zip

8. Integrating TypeORM.mp4

08:28

9.1 project.zip

9. Adding Other Dependencies.mp4

03:21

10.1 project.zip

10. Understanding TypeORM Entities.mp4

06:27

11.1 project.zip

11. Adding Primary Key To Task Entity.mp4

03:26

12.1 project.zip

12. Completing Task Entity.mp4

05:54

13.1 project.zip

13. Abstracting Routing Logic.mp4

07:11

14. Understanding Application Flow.mp4

02:57

15.1 project.zip

15. Creating A Tasks Controller.mp4

02:18

16.1 Project.zip

16. Creating A TypeORM Repository.mp4

02:52

17.1 project.zip

17. Using Repository To Get All Tasks.mp4

03:20

18.1 project.zip

18. Setup For Testing HTTP Requests.mp4

03:16

19.1 project.zip

19. Checking Results From Repository.mp4

04:01

20.1 project.zip

20. Introduction to Class Transformer.mp4

03:23

21.1 project.zip

21. Sending A Response From Tasks Router.mp4

01:56

22.1 project.zip

22. Creating The Post Endpoint.mp4

02:29

23.1 project.zip

23. Introduction To Express Validator.mp4

09:31

24.1 project.zip

24. Using The Validator.mp4

06:39

25.1 project.zip

25. Refactoring Router And Controller.mp4

11:40

26.1 project.zip

26. Moving Validation Logic To Controller.mp4

04:15

27.1 project.zip

27. Completing The Post Controller.mp4

06:00

28.1 project.zip

28. Creating Update Request Validator.mp4

03:37

29.1 project.zip

29. Creating a PUT Request Route.mp4

02:45

30.1 project.zip

30. Implementation Of Update Method.mp4

10:07

31. Testing And Conclusion.mp4

02:13

14. Front-end And Backend Integration

1. A Quick Introduction.mp4

01:24

2. Introduction To React Tanstack Query.mp4

01:35

3.1 project.zip

3. Integrating Tanstack Query.mp4

03:41

4. Introduction To Queries And Mutations.mp4

03:34

5.1 project.zip

5. The Fetch API.mp4

11:27

6.1 project.zip

6. Creating States For Our Form.mp4

03:30

7.1 project.zip

7. Using States With Form Fields.mp4

03:39

8.1 project.zip

8. Adding Button, Alert and Progress.mp4

03:44

9.1 project.zip

9. Adding The useMutation Hook.mp4

03:16

10. Creating The ICreateTask Interface.mp4

02:18

11.1 project.zip

11. Use Mutation To Create A New Task.mp4

07:00

12.1 project.zip

12. Managing Loading States.mp4

04:00

13.1 project.zip

13. Managing Side Effects In Mutation.mp4

08:10

14.1 project.zip

14. Create Our First Query.mp4

05:00

15.1 project.zip

15. Interface For GET Request.mp4

03:50

16.1 project.zip

16. Minor Changes to ITask Interface.mp4

05:47

17.1 project.zip

17. Adding Alert Messages.mp4

05:07

18.1 project.zip

18. Looping Through Query Data.mp4

05:03

19.1 project.zip

19. Setting inProgress Switch State.mp4

04:46

20.1 project.zip

20. Create Mutation For Updating Task.mp4

04:46

21.1 project.zip

21. onStatusChangeHandler.mp4

06:24

22.1 project.zip

22. markCompleteHandler.mp4

02:42

23.1 project.zip

23. countTasks Function.mp4

05:59

24.1 project.zip

24. Working On Task Counters.mp4

03:36

25.1 project.zip

25. Understanding Why We Need React Context.mp4

01:51

26.1 project.zip

26. Creating React Context.mp4

08:46

27.1 project.zip

27. Using Context In Our App.mp4

02:22

28.1 project.zip

28. TaskStatusChangedContext.mp4

07:51

29.1 project.zip

29. Using The Context.mp4

03:48

30.1 project.zip

30. Updating Task List On Context Change.mp4

06:19

31. Testing Our App And Concluding.mp4

02:34

Description

Learn TypeScript in-depth and also build a full-stack app using TypeScript with React, Material UI, Node and TypeORM.

What You'll Learn?

Learn TypeScript from scratch starting with the basic type safety and types offered by TypeScript to advanced OOP features.
Deep dive into Object Oriented Programming features offered by TypeScript. Includes lectures about classes, abstract classes, access modifiers and interfaces.
Understand advanced TypeScript features such as Generics, Decorators, Totality, Type Widening, Mapped Types, Conditional Types and so on.
Create a full stack application using TypeScript and learn how to use TypeScript with technologies like React, Material UI, Tanstack Query, NodeJs, TypeORM
Use TypeScript with front-end frameworks like React JS, Tanstack/React Query, Context API and Material UI
Use TypeScript for back-end development using NodeJS, Express, TypeORM and MySQL

Who is this for?

A JavaScript developer who wants to learn TypeScript

Developers who have NO prior experience with TypeScript

A beginner TypeScript developer who wants to learn TypeScript

Developers who want to use TypeScript with front-end frameworks like React JS and Material UI

Developers who want to use TypeScript for backend REST API development with NodeJs and TypeORM

More details

Description
The only complete TypeScript course on the marketplace to get you building TypeScript apps like a pro.
This is the only complete course about TypeScript on the marketplace. Apart from giving you complete and in-depth knowledge about TypeScript, I also teach you how to use TypeScript in conjunction with other technologies such as ReactJS, Material UI, Tanstack Query/ React Query, NodeJs,Â Express, TypeORM, and MySQL. This is important because while developing a project, in most cases, you would not be using TypeScript in isolation.
This course contains 240+ Videos which in total contain more than 19 hours of content. I teach you the latest features of TypeScript in a very practical manner providing you with the in-depth knowledge you need to master TypeScript.
Once we are through with the theoretical part of the TypeScript and we understand the intrinsics of the language, we set off to build a full stack application. We build a task management application where you can create a new task and set the priority as well as the status of the task. We also build real-time task counters and work on a complete server state synchronization.
While building the front end of this application, you learn how to use TypeScript with React, Material UI, React Query, and Context API. And, when we build the REST API with Node as a backend service for the application, we get practical hands-on experience on how to use Typescript in conjunction with NodeJS along with Express, TypeORM, and Mysql database. If you are a full-stack developer, you can enjoy and build the complete project with me. And of you, skillsets are limited to the backend or front-end. You can choose the module based on your skills as these modules are self-contained and do not have a dependency on each other.

Detailed Breakdown Of Topics Covered In The Course:
What is TypeScript
How TypeScript helps YouÂ Write Better Code
Introduction To Types
Different types of types in TypeScript
Primitive types
Object types
Array types
Tuples
Enums
UnionsÂ
Intersection types
Custom types
Type inference
Void
Never
Functions in TypeScript
Call signatures
Function overloading
Polymorphic functionsÂ Â
Generics
Classes in TypeScript
Inheritance
Accessors and Mutators
Constructors
Access modifiers
Static members
Abstract classes
Method Overriding
Interfaces
Multiple inheritance with interfaces
TypeScript Compiler and how to modify it for your needs
JavaScript Prototypes and Objects
Prototypical inheritance
Property descriptors
Decorators
Decorator factories
Class decorators
Method decorators
Parameter decorators
Decorators on static members of a class
Property decorators
Multiple decorators and execution sequence
Subtypes and Supertypes
Typecasting
Type widening
Totality
Discriminated unions
Index Accessed types
KeyOff operator
Mapped types
Conditional TypesÂ
Type definitions for third-party libraries
Building a full stack application
Application front-end using - TypeScript with React, Material UI, React Query / Tanstack Query, and Context API.
Application backend REST API using-Â TypeScript with NodeJS, TypeORM, and MySql

Why You Should Learn TypeScript
TypeScript is a strongly typed programming language that builds on JavaScript. TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript and can be used along with JavaScript, allowing slow and steady upgradation. TypeScript has been voted the second most loved programming language in the Stack Overflow 2020 Developer survey.
Since the introduction of NodeJS to the community a decade ago, JavaScript has become the most widely used cross-platform programming language. While the size, scope, and complexity of JavaScript programs have grown exponentially, the JavaScript language's ability to express the relationships between different entities of code has not. The most common errors that programmers make are type errors: a specific type of value was used when a different type of value was expected. This could result from simple typos, a failure to understand a library's API surface, incorrect assumptions about runtime behavior, or other errors. TypeScript's goal is to be a static type checker for JavaScript programs.
Apart from providing type checking and strict types, TypeScript comes with a bunch of features that help you to write Object Oriented Code. These features are specific to TypeScript and do not exist in JavaScript.

WhoÂ Should Take This Course?
If you are an existing JavaScript developer and want to up your JavaScript game with TypeScript. This course is a perfect fit for you.
If you already have some basic TypeScript knowledge and want to dive deep into advanced concepts. This course is a perfect fit for you.
If you want to learn how to use TypeScript and existing technologies such as React, Material UI, Context API, React Query, Node, and TypeORM. This course will help you learn TypeScript in conjunction with these technologies.

Who Should NotÂ Take This Course?
Since TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript, this course is not for you if you have never worked on JavaScript. You do not need to be an expert at JavaScript but should have some basic knowledge of JavaScript to benefit from this course.
Suppose you are a new programmer looking for your first programming language course. Then this course is not for you. Since TypeScript builds up on JavaScript, some prior knowledge of JavaScript programming is needed to be able to take this course.Â
Who this course is for:
A JavaScript developer who wants to learn TypeScript
Developers who have NO prior experience with TypeScript
A beginner TypeScript developer who wants to learn TypeScript
Developers who want to use TypeScript with front-end frameworks like React JS and Material UI
Developers who want to use TypeScript for backend REST API development with NodeJs and TypeORM

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I am a Geek by birth. At the age of 12, I got my first computer, and at the age of 14, I burnt the processor because I inserted a faulty RAM into the motherboard. Technology excites me, and I have a passion for it. Every day I want to dig deeper and understand how a particular technology works.I worked for hundreds of clients in the past and with skillset and practice am at a stage in life where I'm choosy about what I work on and whom I work with. I started posting a few posts on my public profile a year and a half ago on Instagram (All related to software development) and got a tremendous response from my followers. I engaged in numerous discussions with people on Instagram. I realized how important it is to contribute to the developer community, which has taught me so much over the years and made me who I am today. That's how I started Cloudaffle? and intend to spend most of my time on it. I want to go out and teach whatever I have learned and guide budding software developers to be on the correct path of learning and building fanatic software. Cloudaffle is all about technology. So it has tutorials, discussions, videos, live streams, and lots more, all revolving around computing and recent trends that you need to know about it.

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