<ul><li>TypeScript offers two main ways to define types: type and interface.</li><li>Type is used to define a custom data structure, supporting unions, intersections, and advanced types.</li><li>Interface is specifically designed for defining object shapes, supporting inheritance and declaration merging.</li><li>Use type for unions, intersections, aliases, and advanced type constructs. Use interface for defining object or class shapes, inheritance, and extending existing structures.</li></ul>

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