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I am learning about call signatures concept in typescript. I saw an odd case by chance that: “function values are assigned to variables whose type is function type defined by using interface can omit some parameters at the end”.

I am learning about call signatures concept in typescript. I saw an odd case by chance that: “function values are assigned to variables whose type is function type defined by using interface can omit some parameters at the end”.

I’m trying to create a function which uses an array inside an interface to access many connections inside a request body object.

I want to have the parameters of a method that is part of an interface adhere to another interface.

I want to have the parameters of a method that is part of an interface adhere to another interface.