Angular - PipesYou want to display a list of user names in uppercase and sorted alphabetically in the template. Which approach using pipes is best?ACreate a custom pipe that sorts and uppercases the listBUse Angular built-in uppercase pipe twiceCSort the list in the component and use uppercase pipe in templateDUse date pipe to sort and uppercase the listCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the requirementYou need to both sort and uppercase a list in the template.Step 2: Evaluate optionsBuilt-in pipes do not sort lists; creating a custom pipe that does both is best.Final Answer:Create a custom pipe that sorts and uppercases the list -> Option AQuick Check:Custom pipes handle complex transformations [OK]Quick Trick: Use custom pipes for combined transformations [OK]Common Mistakes:Trying to use built-in pipes for sortingSorting in template without a pipeMisusing date pipe for sorting
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