Angular - FundamentalsHow does Angular's dependency injection system benefit large enterprise applications?AIt forces all services to be global and singleton only.BIt requires manual creation of all service instances.CIt disables lazy loading to improve performance.DIt allows easy swapping and testing of components and services.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand dependency injection advantagesDI allows injecting different implementations and mocks, aiding testing and flexibility.Step 2: Check incorrect statementsDI supports scoped services, enables lazy loading, and automates instance creation.Final Answer:It allows easy swapping and testing of components and services. -> Option DQuick Check:DI enables flexible injection and testing = B [OK]Quick Trick: DI makes swapping and testing services easy [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking DI forces global singletons onlyBelieving DI disables lazy loadingAssuming manual service instantiation is needed
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