You want to create a nested route where navigating to '/account' shows AccountComponent and '/account/profile' shows ProfileComponent inside AccountComponent. How should you configure the routes?

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Angular - Routing

ADefine 'account' route with AccountComponent and children array containing 'profile' route with ProfileComponent.

BDefine separate routes for 'account' and 'account/profile' at root level without children.

CUse lazy loading for 'profile' route only.

DSet 'profile' as a sibling route to 'account' with redirect.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand nested routing goal
To render ProfileComponent inside AccountComponent, 'profile' must be a child route of 'account'.
Step 2: Configure routes accordingly
Define 'account' route with AccountComponent and a children array including 'profile' route with ProfileComponent.
Final Answer:
Define 'account' route with AccountComponent and children array containing 'profile' route with ProfileComponent. -> Option A
Quick Check:
Nested routes use children array under parent route [OK]

Quick Trick: Child routes render inside parent component's router outlet [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Defining nested routes as siblings
Not using children array for nesting
Confusing lazy loading with nested routing

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You want to create a nested route where navigating to '/account' shows AccountComponent and '/account/profile' shows ProfileComponent inside AccountComponent. How should you configure the routes?

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Step 2: Configure routes accordingly

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