[Solved] Why does this lazy loading route cause an error?{ path: 'reports', loadChildren: () => import('./reports/reports.module').then(m => m.ReportModule) } | Angular

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Why does this lazy loading route cause an error?

{ path: 'reports', loadChildren: () => import('./reports/reports.module').then(m => m.ReportModule) }

AThe module class name is incorrect; should be ReportsModule

BThe import path must be absolute, not relative

CloadChildren must be a string, not a function

DMissing RouterModule import in AppModule

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check module class name consistency
The import uses 'ReportModule' but the file likely exports 'ReportsModule'.
Step 2: Understand impact
Incorrect class name causes module not found error at runtime.
Final Answer:
The module class name is incorrect; should be ReportsModule -> Option A
Quick Check:
Module class name must match export [OK]

Quick Trick: Match module class name exactly in import.then() [OK]

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