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The error "Property is incompatible with index signature" occurs when a property is not compatible with the specified type of the index signature. To solve the error, change the type of the property or use a union to update the type in the index signature.

The idea of the index signatures is to type objects of unknown structure when you only know the key and value types. An index signature fits the case of the salary parameter: the function should accept salary objects of different structures — just make sure that object values are numbers.

In TypeScript, we have a concept called index signature which is represented by the syntax "{[key: any]: any}". We use it to specify the type of an object to which we might not know the "key" type, the "value" type or both in the "key-value" pair.

An index signature is a way to define the Shape of fields which are not known ahead of time. The [key: string]: number; is the index signature, which indicates to TypeScript that any fields on the object which are not mentioned will be a particular types.

An index signature parameter type cannot be a literal type or generic type. Consider using a mapped object type instead. We can deal with the above issue by creating multiple index signatures or using the in keyword.

The error "Property is incompatible with index signature" occurs when a property is not compatible with the specified type of the index signature. To solve the error, change the type of the property or use a union to update the type in the index signature.

The idea of the index signatures is to type objects of unknown structure when you only know the key and value types. An index signature fits the case of the salary parameter: the function should accept salary objects of different structures — just make sure that object values are numbers.

An index signature parameter type cannot be a literal type or generic type. Consider using a mapped object type instead. We can deal with the above issue by creating multiple index signatures or using the in keyword.

The error "Property is incompatible with index signature" occurs when a property is not compatible with the specified type of the index signature. To solve the error, change the type of the property or use a union to update the type in the index signature.

The idea of the index signatures is to type objects of unknown structure when you only know the key and value types. An index signature fits the case of the salary parameter: the function should accept salary objects of different structures — just make sure that object values are numbers.

In TypeScript, we have a concept called index signature which is represented by the syntax "{[key: any]: any}". We use it to specify the type of an object to which we might not know the "key" type, the "value" type or both in the "key-value" pair.

An index signature is a way to define the Shape of fields which are not known ahead of time. The [key: string]: number; is the index signature, which indicates to TypeScript that any fields on the object which are not mentioned will be a particular types.

An index signature parameter type cannot be a literal type or generic type. Consider using a mapped object type instead. We can deal with the above issue by creating multiple index signatures or using the in keyword.

The error "Property is incompatible with index signature" occurs when a property is not compatible with the specified type of the index signature. To solve the error, change the type of the property or use a union to update the type in the index signature.

The idea of the index signatures is to type objects of unknown structure when you only know the key and value types. An index signature fits the case of the salary parameter: the function should accept salary objects of different structures — just make sure that object values are numbers.

An index signature parameter type cannot be a literal type or generic type. Consider using a mapped object type instead. We can deal with the above issue by creating multiple index signatures or using the in keyword.