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• Use Rebase for a Clean History: Rebase regularly to maintain a linear and easy-to-read commit history, especially when working with feature branches.
• Cherry-Pick with Caution: When cherry-picking, ensure that the commits you're bringing over make sense in the new context, as cherry-picking can sometimes lead to merge conflicts or disjointed history.
• Stage Changes Interactively: Use interactive staging to create focused and meaningful commits. This helps in keeping the commit history clean and easy to understand.

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TypeScript's advanced type inference and type features allow you to write more robust, flexible, and maintainable code. In this tutorial, we covered:

• Intersection types
• Union types
• Conditional types
• Advanced generics
• Template literal types
• Utility types (Partial, Pick, Omit, Record)