[Solved] Consider the interface and object below:interface Movie { title: string; duration: number; } const myMovie: Movie = { title: 'Inception' };What is the issue with this code? | Angular

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Consider the interface and object below:

interface Movie { title: string; duration: number; }
const myMovie: Movie = { title: 'Inception' };

What is the issue with this code?

AThe property <code>title</code> should be a number, not a string

BThe object is missing the required property <code>duration</code>

CThe interface should not have any properties

DThe object has an extra property not defined in the interface

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check interface requirements
The interface Movie requires both title (string) and duration (number).
Step 2: Analyze object assignment
The object myMovie only provides title, missing duration.
Final Answer:
The object is missing the required property duration -> Option B
Quick Check:
Missing required properties cause TypeScript errors. [OK]

Quick Trick: All required interface properties must be present in object [OK]

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