Using The Non-Null Assertion Operator To Fix .shift() and .pop() Errors In TypeScript 3

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Ben Nadel uses the "Non-Null Assertion" operator (!) in TypeScript to tell the compiler that an expression always evaluates to a non-null value. This can fix "possibly undefined" compiler errors thrown when using the Array methods .shift() and .pop().


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