Complete the code to import the animate function from Angular animations.
import { [1] } from '@angular/animations';
The animate function is imported from @angular/animations to define animation timing.
Complete the animate function call to set a 500ms timing with ease-in-out easing.
animate('[1]', style({ opacity: 1 }))
The animate function takes a timing string like '500ms ease-in-out' to control duration and easing.
Fix the error in the animate call by completing the timing string correctly.
animate('[1]', style({ transform: 'translateX(100px)' }))
The timing string must specify duration first, then easing, like '1000ms ease-in-out'.
Fill both blanks to create an animation that lasts 750ms and uses 'ease-out' easing.
animate('[1] [2]', style({ height: '200px' }))
The animate function timing string combines duration and easing separated by a space, e.g., '750ms ease-out'.
Fill all three blanks to create an animation with 600ms duration, 'linear' easing, and a delay of 200ms.
animate('[1] [2] [3]', style({ width: '100%' }))
The animate timing string can include duration, easing, and delay in order, e.g., '600ms linear 200ms'.