How can I temporarily suppress a TypeScript error in a single line of code?

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How can I temporarily suppress a TypeScript error in a single line of code?
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You can use the `// @ts-ignore` comment to temporarily ignore a TypeScript error on a single line of code. This tells the TypeScript compiler to disregard the error for that specific line. It's useful for quick fixes or when you know the code is intentionally incorrect but needs to be implemented immediately.