Component Structure
The structure of an Angular component consists of three main parts:
- Template: The template defines the HTML markup of the component’s view. It contains placeholders and Angular directives that are replaced with dynamic data and logic during runtime.
- Styles: The styles define the component’s visual appearance, including CSS rules and stylesheets. Styles can be defined using inline styles, external CSS files, or CSS preprocessors like Sass or Less.
- TypeScript Code: The TypeScript code defines the component’s behavior and logic. It includes properties, methods, and lifecycle hooks that control how the component interacts with the DOM, handles user input, and responds to changes in its state or props.
Angular Components Overview
Angular Components are the building blocks of Angular applications, containing the template, styles, and behavior of a part of the user interface. This article provides an overview of Angular components, including their structure, features, and how to create and use them effectively.
Table of Content
- Introduction to Components
- Component Structure
- Component Lifecycle
- Data Binding:
- Input and Output Properties:
- Component communication
- Features:
- FAQs