What is the "tuple" type in TypeScript?
A tuple type inTypeScriptis a structure that can contain multiple values of different types. It's similar to an array, but instead of containing fixed-length strings or numbers, tuples allow you to store any type of data together in one object.

Here are some examples of how tuples work in TypeScript:

  1. A tuple with two elements: (name, age)

  2. A tuple with three elements: ("Bob", 30, 'green')

  3. A tuple with four elements: ('Jane', 32, true, 'blue')

Tuples make it easier to handle complex data structures and to pass information between functions or classes in TypeScript. They also provide type safety, making sure that your data is always handled correctly. However, they do have some limitations compared to arrays, such as not having access to indices or the ability to modify individual elements.