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1 min readSep 11, 2020
Cats and dogs get along fine, right?
That may happen sometimes in real life, but mixing cats and dog as objects in a programming language is a completely different matter.
The cat can’t bark and the purr function is non-existing in a dogs world.
So how do you mix the two?
Our good colleague, Jim Redfern, gave his view on that in an article published at Better Programming, a publication dedicated to valuable advice to developers.
Better Programming is a goldmine of articles on many different programming aspects.
Follow the link below to learn more about discriminating unions in Typescript — and see for yourself how cats and dogs can get along in a modern programming language
