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Here i have classes file

export class Emp{
EmpId:number;
EmpName:String,
EmpSal:string
}

How can i wrote static object Like EmpId=1,EmpNamw=john,Empsal=200 EmpId=2,EmpName=smith,EmpSal=300

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Typescript doesn't work like that. Its module based. You should export a let or const

in your case it would be 

export let Emp = { 
    EmpId: 2,
    EmpName: 'Bla',
    EmpSal: 'Bla',
}
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Dude. Why is Typescript like this?
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I used an interface to create a list of Emp objects and JSON.stringify to get them as a JSON string (you can see the result in the jsfiddle).

I guess you try to do something like this:

interface IEmp{
    EmpId:number;
    EmpName:string;
    EmpSal:string;
}

let emp1 : IEmp = {EmpId:1, EmpName:'name1', EmpSal:'sal1'};
let emp2 : IEmp = {EmpId:2, EmpName:'name2', EmpSal:'sal2'};

let lstEmp : Array<IEmp> = [emp1, emp2];

document.body.innerHTML = JSON.stringify(lstEmp);

https://jsfiddle.net/kkxw1y0k/

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Please explain what you are doing in this code, don't just paste code.
I used an interface to create a list of Emp objects and JSON.stringify to get them as a JSON string (you can see the result in the jsfiddle)
Thanks for the explanation!

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