<ul><li>Enums in TypeScript enable mapping short lists of values into numbers, facilitating comparisons.</li><li>Different approaches for iterating over enums in TypeScript are explored in this article.</li><li>Numeric Enums map keys to numeric values and can be iterated using Object.keys() and Object.entries().</li><li>String Enums map keys to string values and are best iterated using Object.values().</li><li>Object methods like Object.keys() and Object.values() can be used to iterate over enums.</li><li>Iterating over enum values using for loops is another approach, allowing reverse mapping in numeric enums.</li><li>By converting an enum to a typed array, strict typing of enum keys can be preserved for iteration.</li><li>Lodash utility method forIn() can also be used to iterate over enums in TypeScript, providing flexibility in filtering keys.</li><li>A reusable utility function getEnumKeys() is introduced for consistent enum key extraction across codebases.</li><li>Multiple techniques for iterating over enums in TypeScript are discussed, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right method based on requirements.</li></ul>

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