How can you combine a BehaviorSubject with Angular's inject() function to create a simple store in a standalone component?

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Angular - State Management

How can you combine a BehaviorSubject with Angular's inject() function to create a simple store in a standalone component?

AUse <code>inject()</code> only for Angular modules, not stores

BCreate a new BehaviorSubject inside the component without injection

CInject the store service using <code>inject()</code> and subscribe to its BehaviorSubject

DUse <code>inject()</code> to create a BehaviorSubject instance directly

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand inject() usage
Angular's inject() is used to get instances from dependency injection.
Step 2: Apply to store pattern
Inject the store service that holds the BehaviorSubject and subscribe to it in the component.
Final Answer:
Inject the store service using inject() and subscribe to its BehaviorSubject -> Option C
Quick Check:
Use inject() to get store service, not create BehaviorSubject directly = D [OK]

Quick Trick: Use inject() to get store service, then subscribe BehaviorSubject [OK]

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