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there is a thing that a lot of app developers do that I do not understand and I want them to stop itamp;#39;s to do with how app developers use declaration files in typescript Iamp;#39;m going to show you what they do and why the typescript team themselves absolutely hate it if you donamp;#39;t know in typescript there are two ways that you can declare your types you can either put them in a DOT TS file or a DOT d.ts file a DOT d.ts file is whatamp;#39;s called a declaration file and a DOT TS or a TSX file is just what weamp;#39;d call a normal module letamp;#39;s say that weamp;#39;re inside a project here where weamp;#39;ve got my code here which is just a function that takes in an input of my code input weamp;#39;ve got some runtime code here and weamp;#39;ve got some type code here so you might think itamp;#39;s kind of normal just to separate the two we can take our type here create a new file called types.ts export it and then re-import it in index.ts you notice Iamp;