A.) To handle mouse clicks B.) To submit a form C.) To handle keyboard events D.) To create animations
A.) ng start B.) ng run C.) ng serve D.) ng deploy
A.) By using the "@RouteParameter" decorator B.) By adding a query parameter to the URL C.) By defining a parameter in the route configuration D.) By using the "@Param" decorator
A.) To define alternative templates for "ngIf" conditions B.) To create a two-way data binding C.) To handle form submissions D.) To define CSS styles
A.) To define a function as asynchronous B.) To define a function as a generator C.) To define a function as a decorator D.) To define a function as a service
A.) To create a new component B.) To define CSS styles C.) To project content from a parent component into a child component D.) To create animations
A.) By using the "@Output" decorator B.) By using the "@Event" decorator C.) By using the "emit" method D.) By adding an "event" attribute to the HTML template
A.) To initialize component properties B.) To detect changes to input properties C.) To handle HTTP requests D.) To create animations
A.) FormsModule B.) ReactiveFormsModule C.) FormModule D.) NgFormModule
A.) By using the "ngStyle" directive B.) By using the "class" attribute C.) By using the "ngClass" directive D.) By using the "style" attribute