How can you use TypeScript with tools like TypeScript Playground for quick experimentation?

First, you need to access the TypeScript Playground. You can do this by going to the official TypeScript website and clicking on the "Play" button at the top of the page, or by directly visiting the URL: www.typescriptlang.org/play.

Once you're on the TypeScript Playground, you'll see a split screen. On the left side, you can write your TypeScript code. On the right side, you'll see the JavaScript output of your TypeScript code.

Start by writing some simple TypeScript code on the left side. For example, you could declare a variable and assign it a value, like this: let x: number = 10;.

As you type, you'll see the JavaScript output on the right side update in real time. In this case, you'll see that the TypeScript code let x: number = 10; is compiled to the JavaScript code var x = 10;.

You can experiment with more complex TypeScript features, like classes, interfaces, and generics. The TypeScript Playground is a great tool for quickly seeing how TypeScript code is compiled to JavaScript.

If you want to share your TypeScript Playground session with others, you can click on the "Share" button at the top of the page. This will generate a URL that you can send to others.

Finally, remember that the TypeScript Playground is a sandbox environment. Any code you write there won't be saved unless you explicitly share or download it.