[Solved] Identify the error in this Angular component property declaration:export class DemoComponent { isActive: boolean = 'yes'; } | Angular

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Identify the error in this Angular component property declaration:

export class DemoComponent {
  isActive: boolean = 'yes';
}

AMissing semicolon after property declaration

BProperty name cannot start with 'is'

CBoolean type should be uppercase Boolean

DAssigning string 'yes' to a boolean property

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check type annotation and assigned value
The property isActive is typed as boolean but assigned a string 'yes'.
Step 2: Understand TypeScript type rules
Assigning a string to a boolean property causes a type error.
Final Answer:
Assigning string 'yes' to a boolean property -> Option D
Quick Check:
Type mismatch in assignment = Assigning string to boolean [OK]

Quick Trick: Boolean properties must be true or false, not strings [OK]

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