Angular - Component InteractionWhy might relying only on @Input() and @Output() for all component communication be limiting in large Angular apps?ABecause deeply nested or sibling components need shared services for scalable communicationBBecause @Input() and @Output() cause performance issuesCBecause Angular does not support @Input() and @Output() in large appsDBecause services cannot be used with @Input() and @Output()Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand communication complexityIn large apps, components can be deeply nested or siblings without direct relation.Step 2: Recognize service roleShared services provide a scalable way to share data beyond parent-child bindings.Final Answer:Because deeply nested or sibling components need shared services for scalable communication -> Option AQuick Check:@Input/@Output limited for complex apps, services help [OK]Quick Trick: Use services for complex or sibling communication [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking @Input/@Output cause performance issuesBelieving Angular disallows @Input/@Output in big appsAssuming services can't be combined with @Input/@Output
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