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What is Tuple in TypeScript ?

Last Updated : 23 Feb, 2024
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A tuple is a type in TypeScript that is used to represent an array in which the type of a fixed number of elements is known, but not for all the elements. It provides a way to represent the ordered set of the element types for certain elements in a TypeScript array. A tuple always has a fixed number of elements and each one of them has their types associated with them.

Syntax:

const tupleName: [ type1, type2, type3 ];

Example: The below code will explain the use of the tuple in TypeScript with its practical implementation.

Javascript




const myTuple:
    [number, string, boolean] =
    [2009, "GFG", true];
 
console.log("Boolean value: ", myTuple[2], ",",
    "String Value: ", myTuple[1], ",",
    "Number Value: ", myTuple[0]);


Output:

Boolean value: true, String Value: GFG, Number Value: 2009

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