typescript installed but not showing typescript version

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Prasad Raveendran · Answer

f the issue persists, try reinstalling TypeScript: npm uninstall -g typescript npm cache clean --force npm install -g typescript

Pinku · Answer

I uninstall and install again . why it is not working now

Sophia Carter · Answer

It appears that the screenshot you've shared indicates that TypeScript is installed, but it's not showing the TypeScript version information. This can happen due to a few reasons: 1. Check TypeScript Installation : You can verify if TypeScript is installed correctly by running `tsc -v` in your terminal. This command should display the installed TypeScript version globally. 2. Local vs. Global Installation : If you are working within a specific project, the TypeScript version could be installed locally within that project, and hence not globally visible. You can check the local TypeScript version by running `npx tsc -v`. 3. IDE Integration : IDEs like Visual Studio Code may also display TypeScript information. Make sure your IDE is properly configured to show TypeScript version details. 4. Package.json Information : Another way to check the TypeScript version for a specific project is by looking at the `package.json` file under `devDependencies` or `dependencies`. Here's an example of how you can display TypeScript version in your project: npx tsc -v By following these steps, you should be able to determine the TypeScript version installed on your system or within a specific project. If you encounter any issues along the way, feel free to provide more details for further assistance.