<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>JavaScript is a dynamic, interpreted language, while TypeScript is a superset with optional static typing and advanced features.</li><li>JavaScript is dynamically typed and runs in browsers, while TypeScript offers static typing, type checking at compile time, and needs to be compiled to JavaScript.</li><li>Key differences between JavaScript and TypeScript include type system, compilation, type safety, IDE support, learning curve, and community size.</li><li>Pros of JavaScript include easy learning, supported everywhere, and massive community, while TypeScript offers type safety, better for teams, and advanced editor support.</li></ul>

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