How can you type a higher order component (HOC) in TypeScript that modifies the props of the wrapped component?
- Using TypeScript's utility type Omit.
- By creating a new component with modified props and using TypeScript's Partial type.
- TypeScript doesn't support typing HOCs.
- By using TypeScript's withProps keyword.
In TypeScript, you can type a Higher Order Component (HOC) that modifies the props of the wrapped component by using TypeScript's utility type Omit. This allows you to exclude specific properties from the original props, effectively modifying them. The other options are not standard approaches to typing HOCs in TypeScript.
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