In TypeScript, a function consists of several building blocks that define its anatomy. Here’s a breakdown of the
different parts:

1. Function Name: This is the identifier used to call the function.
2. Function Signature: Defines the shape of the function, including parameter list, this context and return type
3. Function Body: This is the block of code enclosed within curly braces ({}). It contains the instructions and
   statements that define the behavior of the function. The code within the function body is executed when the function
   is called.