TypeScript is an object-oriented programming language that offers the object-assign function as part of its standard library. object-assign is a utility function used to merge multiple JavaScript objects into a single object. It takes in one or more source objects and copies their properties and values into a target object, overwriting any existing properties with the same name. This function is commonly used to create new objects by combining the properties from different objects. It provides a convenient way to assign and merge object properties in a concise and efficient manner.
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