A.) Using the "ngEvent" directive B.) Using the "event" attribute C.) Using the "click" attribute D.) Using the "handleEvent" method
A.) To create a graphical user interface for Angular applications B.) To manage database connections C.) To facilitate the development and deployment of Angular applications D.) To write custom JavaScript code
A.) By using the "Route" component B.) By using the "RouterModule" class C.) By using the "AppRoutingModule" module D.) By creating a separate HTML file for each route
A.) To control the navigation between views and components B.) To manage HTTP requests C.) To authenticate users D.) To handle form submissions
A.) HttpClientModule B.) HttpModule C.) HttpClient D.) HttpService
A.) Using the "subscribe" method B.) Using the "fetch" method C.) Using the "observe" method D.) Using the "listen" method
A.) To create asynchronous functions B.) To handle exceptions C.) To subscribe to observables D.) To display the value of an observable in the template
A.) ng new component B.) ng create component C.) ng generate component D.) ng build component
A.) [(ngModel)] B.) {{ngModel}} C.) [ngModel] D.) (ngModel)
A.) To inject JavaScript code into templates B.) To inject external CSS styles into components C.) To provide dependencies to components and services D.) To create circular dependencies between modules