How to specify a type for all values of an object in TypeScript, except for keys?

Hi everyone! I have an object that I use as a dictionary. The keys are strings and the values are numbers. Like this: ```typescript const myDict = { apple: 5, banana: 3, cherry: 8 }; ``` The problem is that TypeScript doesn't check that all values in this object are numbers. If I accidentally write `apple: "five"`, there will be no error because TypeScript infers the type as `{ apple: string | number; banana: number; cherry: number }` instead of `{ [key: string]: number }`. I tried using `Record`: ```typescript const myDict: Record = { apple: 5, banana: 3, cherry: 8 }; ``` This works, but now I can't get autocompletion for the keys. When I write `myDict.apple`, TypeScript shows that the type is `number`, but it doesn't