A function definition with a specific name can be merged with a module definition of the same name. This means that if your JavaScript function can be called with parameters and also has properties, then you will need to merge a function with a module.
- Title Page
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- Preface
- TypeScript Tools and Framework Options
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Merging functions and modules
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