Angular - Lifecycle HooksWhich lifecycle hook is called once after Angular first displays the data-bound properties of a component?AngDoCheckBngOnDestroyCngAfterViewInitDngOnInitCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify lifecycle hook timingngOnInit runs once after Angular sets input properties and displays data-bound properties.Step 2: Match hook to descriptionngOnDestroy runs on destruction, ngAfterViewInit after view init, ngDoCheck on every change detection; only ngOnInit fits.Final Answer:ngOnInit -> Option DQuick Check:First display hook = ngOnInit [OK]Quick Trick: ngOnInit runs once after inputs are set [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing ngOnInit with ngAfterViewInitThinking ngOnDestroy runs on initialization
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