Angular - FundamentalsHow can you bootstrap multiple Angular standalone components in the same application?ACall bootstrapApplication() separately for each componentBDeclare all components in a module and bootstrap the moduleCUse bootstrapModule() with an array of componentsDBootstrap one component and lazy load othersCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand multiple standalone bootstrap approachEach standalone component can be bootstrapped individually by calling bootstrapApplication multiple times.Step 2: Confirm no array or module needed for multiple standalone bootstrapsbootstrapModule does not accept multiple components; lazy loading is unrelated to bootstrapping multiple roots.Final Answer:Call bootstrapApplication() separately for each component -> Option AQuick Check:Multiple standalone roots = multiple bootstrapApplication calls [OK]Quick Trick: Bootstrap multiple standalone components by separate bootstrapApplication calls [OK]Common Mistakes:Trying to bootstrap multiple components via bootstrapModulePassing array of components to bootstrapModuleConfusing lazy loading with bootstrapping multiple roots
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