Angular - ModulesYou have a large Angular app with many features. How should you organize modules to keep the app efficient and maintainable?ACreate feature modules for each feature and import them into a root moduleBPut all components and services in one big moduleCAvoid modules and declare everything in main.tsDUse modules only for routing, not for componentsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand modular design benefitsBreaking the app into feature modules helps manage complexity and improves loading.Step 2: Apply best practice for large appsEach feature module groups related code and is imported by the root module for clear structure.Final Answer:Create feature modules for each feature and import them into a root module -> Option AQuick Check:Feature modules for large apps [OK]Quick Trick: Use feature modules imported by root module for large apps [OK]Common Mistakes:Putting all code in one module causing clutterSkipping modules and using main.ts for everythingUsing modules only for routing, ignoring components
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