In this chapter, we have acquired a better understanding of the runtime, which allows us not only to resolve runtime issues with ease but also to be able to write better TypeScript code. A deep understanding of closures and prototypes will allow us to develop some complex features that would have not been possible to develop without this knowledge.
In the next chapter, we will learn about the functional programming (FP) paradigm.
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