What are Route Parameters?

Route parameters are dynamic values in the URL that can be used to identify specific data or resources within your application. They are defined in the route configuration of your Angular application. They are specified within the route path by enclosing them in colons (:). Let us consider an example Route parameters are defined in the route configuration of your Angular application.

const routes: Routes = [
    { path: 'product/:id', component: ProductDetailComponent }
];

In Angular, routing plays an important role in building single-page applications (SPAs). Often, you need to pass data between components through the URL using route parameters. Route parameters allow you to define dynamic segments in your routes, which can be extracted and used in your components. This article will explore how to handle route parameters in Angular and demonstrate their usage.