
TypeScript is a strongly typed superset of JavaScript with object oriented features like classes, interfaces, enums, and generics, and it compiles to JavaScript for browsers, enabling Angular development.
Explore Angular components as the face of the framework, covering component definition, selector, template, and modules, then dive into the Angular architectural flow and bootstrap module and bootstrap component.
Explore how Angular groups components, directives, pipes, and services into a module using app.module.ts, the root module, loaded by the NgModule decorator with declarations, imports (including browser module), and bootstrap.
Discover how a bootstrap module and bootstrap component start an Angular app by loading index.html and main.ts, then bootstrapping the app module.
explain the differences between component, structural, and attribute directives; component shows the first view, structural adds or removes elements, and attribute changes appearance via CSS classes.
Explore how Angular decorators store metadata about a class, including selector, template URL, style URLs, and module metadata such as declarations, imports, providers, and bootstrap, all via the @ symbol.
Discover how Angular services provide reusable code via a TypeScript class injected into components, enabling centralized error logging and shared user data without duplication.
Explore hierarchical dependency injection in Angular, showing how component, module, or route injector providers determine a service’s visibility across parent, child, and sibling components, with providedIn as the app-wide default.
Explore routing in Angular by examining router outlet and router links, and learn how the URL drives your app; also enable auto import in VS Code to streamline imports.
Learn that router link in Angular navigates to a different route or displays a different component, a key interview concept for Angular routing.
Explore asynchronous operations in JavaScript and TypeScript, contrasting synchronous, single-threaded execution with asynchronous patterns using promises and observables, and see why observables matter in Angular.
Compare promise and observable in JavaScript, showing how promises deliver a single data set and how observables stream multiple values lazily, with cancellable subscriptions and unsubscribe options.
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1. Top 100 Angular Interview Questions
(Topics from which questions are covered)
Angular Framework
Components & Modules
Data Binding
Directives
Decorator & Pipes
Services & Dependency Injection
Component Lifecycle-Hooks
Routing
Observable\ HttpClient\ RxJS
Typescript-Basics
Typescript - OOPS
Angular Forms
Authentication/ JWT/ Auth Gurad/ HTTP Interceptor
Parent Child Components Communication
2. Top 200 JavaScript Interview Questions
(Topics from which questions are covered)
Basics
Variables and data types
Operators & Conditions
Arrays
Loops
Functions
Strings
DOM
Error Handling
Objects
Events
Closures
Asynchronous programming: basics
Asynchronous Programming: Promises
Asynchronous Programming: Async Await
Browser APIs and Web Storage
Classes, constructors, this, and inheritance
ECMAScript and Modules
Security and Performance
Scenario-based: Tricky Short Questions
Scenario-based feature development questions
JS Coding Questions
3. (BONUS) Top 100 HTML, CSS & Bootstrap Interview Questions
(Topics from which questions are covered)
HTML5 Chapters:
Basics & Document Structure
HTML Elements & Tags – Part I
HTML Elements & Tags – Part II
HTML Attributes, HTML Links & Navigation
HTML Lists & Tables
HTML Images & Multimedia
HTML Forms
Best Practices & Deployment
Responsiveness & Others
CSS Chapters:
Basics & Implementation
Selectors in CSS
Layout and Positioning
Responsive Design.
Bootstrap Chapters:
Bootstrap
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