In an angular 4 model, I have some typescript code that looks like this:
export class Thing {
public a: number;
public b: number;
public c: number;
constructor(a, b, c){
this.a = a || 0;
this.b = b || 0;
this.c = c || 0;
}
}
This seems an obvious place to use a loop, or something simpler than declaring variables a, b, and c and then following up with assigning a, b, and c, via the constructor.
Not sure how to get that done though.
You can also do this. Declare your variables via access modifiers in the constructor. This will automatically create your fields with that access modifiers and assign to them the values which you pass. Also you can assign default values to the parameters, if the value passed will be undefined.
export class Thing {
constructor(public a: number = 0,
public b: number = 0,
public c: number = 0) {
}
}
const thing = new Thing(1, 2);
// thing.a = 1
// thing.b = 2
// thing.c = 0 - default value
One Note also. Angular 5 is released. You can use it.
