What are some better alternatives to ignoring TypeScript errors?

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What are some better alternatives to ignoring TypeScript errors?
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Instead of ignoring errors, consider: 1) Updating type definitions for third-party libraries (using `@types` packages). 2) Using type assertions (`as`) to explicitly tell TypeScript the type of a variable. 3) Refactoring your code to avoid the error. 4) Creating your own type definitions if none exist. 5) Using `any` as a last resort, but with caution.