Imagine you're faced with this scenario involving a Typescript class:
class Person {
name: string;
age: number;
}
If you were to create an object type with the same properties, using the any type, but with all properties being optional - how would you approach it? Consider these possible values that should align with the requested type:
data = {};
data = {name: 'John'};
data = {name: anyValue};
data = {age: 'can be a string'}
data = {name: anyValue, age: null};
Faced with this challenge, you might feel unsure of your path forward. I've attempted something along these lines myself:
let data: {(keyof Person): any};
However, as it turns out, that codes does not compile as expected.