Routing interview questions

1. A.the injected service used to read the current URL and programmatically redirect the user to another address
2. B.the directive at the top of a component that assigns it a URL template so it becomes routable
3. C.a placeholder in a URL template, written in braces, that captures part of the address into a component property
4. D.the top-level component that matches the browser address against available page templates and displays the match

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1. A.NavigationManager
2. B.Router component
3. C.Route parameter
4. D.@page directive

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1. A.@page directive — a type restriction added to a URL placeholder, such as :int, so only matching values resolve to the component
2. B.@page directive — the top-level component that matches the browser address against available page templates and displays the match
3. C.@page directive — a placeholder in a URL template, written in braces, that captures part of the address into a component property
4. D.@page directive — the directive at the top of a component that assigns it a URL template so it becomes routable

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1. A.the directive at the top of a component that assigns it a URL template so it becomes routable
2. B.a type restriction added to a URL placeholder, such as :int, so only matching values resolve to the component
3. C.the injected service used to read the current URL and programmatically redirect the user to another address
4. D.a placeholder in a URL template, written in braces, that captures part of the address into a component property

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1. A.@page directive
2. B.Route parameter
3. C.NavigationManager
4. D.Router component

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1. A.Route parameter — a type restriction added to a URL placeholder, such as :int, so only matching values resolve to the component
2. B.Route parameter — the injected service used to read the current URL and programmatically redirect the user to another address
3. C.Route parameter — a placeholder in a URL template, written in braces, that captures part of the address into a component property
4. D.Route parameter — the directive at the top of a component that assigns it a URL template so it becomes routable

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1. A.the injected service used to read the current URL and programmatically redirect the user to another address
2. B.a placeholder in a URL template, written in braces, that captures part of the address into a component property
3. C.the top-level component that matches the browser address against available page templates and displays the match
4. D.the directive at the top of a component that assigns it a URL template so it becomes routable

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1. A.Route constraint
2. B.Router component
3. C.Route parameter
4. D.NavigationManager

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1. A.NavigationManager — the top-level component that matches the browser address against available page templates and displays the match
2. B.NavigationManager — a placeholder in a URL template, written in braces, that captures part of the address into a component property
3. C.NavigationManager — the injected service used to read the current URL and programmatically redirect the user to another address
4. D.NavigationManager — a type restriction added to a URL placeholder, such as :int, so only matching values resolve to the component

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1. A.a type restriction added to a URL placeholder, such as :int, so only matching values resolve to the component
2. B.the top-level component that matches the browser address against available page templates and displays the match
3. C.the injected service used to read the current URL and programmatically redirect the user to another address
4. D.a placeholder in a URL template, written in braces, that captures part of the address into a component property

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1. A.@page directive
2. B.Route constraint
3. C.Router component
4. D.NavigationManager

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1. A.Route constraint — the directive at the top of a component that assigns it a URL template so it becomes routable
2. B.Route constraint — a placeholder in a URL template, written in braces, that captures part of the address into a component property
3. C.Route constraint — the injected service used to read the current URL and programmatically redirect the user to another address
4. D.Route constraint — a type restriction added to a URL placeholder, such as :int, so only matching values resolve to the component

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1. A.a type restriction added to a URL placeholder, such as :int, so only matching values resolve to the component
2. B.the injected service used to read the current URL and programmatically redirect the user to another address
3. C.the top-level component that matches the browser address against available page templates and displays the match
4. D.a placeholder in a URL template, written in braces, that captures part of the address into a component property

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1. A.NavigationManager
2. B.@page directive
3. C.Router component
4. D.Route constraint

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1. A.Router component — a placeholder in a URL template, written in braces, that captures part of the address into a component property
2. B.Router component — the directive at the top of a component that assigns it a URL template so it becomes routable
3. C.Router component — the top-level component that matches the browser address against available page templates and displays the match
4. D.Router component — a type restriction added to a URL placeholder, such as :int, so only matching values resolve to the component

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