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TypeScript Types and Generics/Use `Omit<T, K>`

Remove properties from a type.

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Section: Utility Types

Use `Omit<T, K>`

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type User = { id: number; passwordHash: string; email: string };
type SafeUser = Omit<User, "passwordHash">;
Explanation

A common pattern for removing internal or sensitive fields.

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