[Solved] Why does Angular recommend using dynamic import() syntax for lazy loading instead of string paths? — Ans: Dynamic import() enables better type checking and build optimization | Angular

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Why does Angular recommend using dynamic import() syntax for lazy loading instead of string paths?

AString paths are faster but less secure

BDynamic import() enables better type checking and build optimization

CDynamic import() disables lazy loading for debugging

DString paths are required for older browsers only

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand benefits of dynamic import()
Dynamic import() allows TypeScript to check types and enables modern bundlers to optimize code splitting.
Step 2: Compare with string paths
String paths are deprecated and do not support these benefits.
Final Answer:
Dynamic import() enables better type checking and build optimization -> Option B
Quick Check:
Dynamic import() improves type safety and optimization [OK]

Quick Trick: Use dynamic import() for better build and type safety [OK]

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