echo "Exploring advanced TypeScript features like conditional types"

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Conditional types in TypeScript allow you to create types based on conditions. Here’s an example:

type IsString<T> = T extends string ? true : false

const test1: IsString<string> = true // Valid
const test2: IsString<number> = false // Valid

Conditional types are particularly useful for creating flexible and reusable type definitions.