Angular - Server-Side RenderingWhat will happen if Angular Universal tries to render a component that uses browser-only APIs like window or document directly?AServer-side rendering will fail with a runtime errorBThe component will render normally without issuesCThe component will be skipped and not renderedDAngular Universal automatically polyfills browser APIsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand server environment limitationsAngular Universal runs on the server where browser APIs like window or document do not exist.Step 2: Predict behavior when accessing browser APIsAccessing these APIs causes runtime errors during server rendering.Final Answer:Server-side rendering will fail with a runtime error -> Option AQuick Check:Browser APIs cause SSR runtime errors [OK]Quick Trick: Avoid direct window/document use in Universal [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming Angular Universal polyfills browser APIsThinking components silently skip renderingBelieving server can access browser globals
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