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Angular - Quiz(MCQ)
What is the correct syntax to associate an external template file orders.component.html to an OrdersComponent , when both are in the same orders/ folder?
A)
@Component({
  templateUrl: './orders.component.html'
})
B)
@Component({
  template: './orders.component.html'
})
C)
@Component({
  templateUrl: './orders/orders.component.html'
})
D)
@Component({
template: `
 ./orders/orders.component.html`
})

Correct Answer :   

@Component({
   templateUrl: './orders.component.html'
})

Recent Updates in Angular
Q .
When using FormBuilder, how are validation rules specified?
A)
As part of the FormControl configuration: heroName: ['', Validators.required]
B)
As part of the FormControl configuration: heroName: [Validators.required, '']
C)
As standard HTML validation attributes added to the input element
D)
As part of the input element binding: formControl="[heroName, Validators.required]"

Correct Answer :   As part of the FormControl configuration: heroName: ['', Validators.required]

Q .
Which of the following will map the name of an input parameter "userData" to a field named "users"?
A)
@Input('userData') users
B)
@Input() userData: users
C)
@Input() users: userData
D)
@Input('users') userData

Correct Answer :   @Input('userData') users