In JavaScript, props are typically passed as plain objects, which can lead to errors and confusion when working with components that have specific
prop requirements. However, it lacks of type safety and clarity when passing props to components in a codebase.
By defining types for component props, developers can enforce type safety and provide clear documentation for the expected props of a component.
This helps catch potential errors at compile-time. It also improves code maintainability by making it easier to understand how components should be
used and what props they accept.
