Type Alias
A type alias is used to declare an alias for an existing type. For all computational purposes both are the same type; a type alias is largely just for syntax.
The original type is still valid; it's just another name for the type.
A type alias is used to declare an alias for an existing type. For all computational purposes both are the same type; a type alias is largely just for syntax.
The original type is still valid; it's just another name for the type.