How do you correctly declare an @Input property called title inside a child component class?

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Angular - Component Interaction

How do you correctly declare an @Input property called title inside a child component class?

Ainput title: string;

B@Input() title: string;

C@Output() title: string;

Dpublic title: @Input string;

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Syntax of @Input
The @Input decorator is placed before the property declaration.
Step 2: Correct declaration
The property should be declared as @Input() title: string; to receive input.
Final Answer:
@Input() title: string; -> Option B
Quick Check:
@Input decorator precedes property declaration [OK]

Quick Trick: @Input() before property name declares input [OK]

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