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In this tutorial, the presenter discusses the `void` keyword in TypeScript, which can serve as both a type and an operator. The `void` type is specifically used for functions that do not return a value. For example, a function named `logName` takes a `string` parameter, logs it to the console, and returns nothing, leading TypeScript to infer a return type of `void`. The presenter notes that explicitly defining the return type as `void` in the function signature is acceptable, although it may seem uninteresting since it indicates that there’s no returned value. The discussion aims to clarify the use of `void` and its implications in TypeScript.
