When you use a Typeguard or when you use the generic, it also tells you that there's a possibility that is undefined. So I much prefer putting it as a generic because then it forces you to deal with that use case first. That's kind of my rules of turning one type to another. Yeah, especially if you have to turn onetype to another. And as should always be kind of like the last thing you try, as to me feels like almost like an any in some kind of ways.

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