Angular - Standalone ComponentsHow can you bootstrap multiple standalone components in one Angular app?ACall bootstrapApplication() separately for each componentBList all components in a single bootstrapApplication() callCUse bootstrapModule() with multiple componentsDNest components inside one root standalone componentCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Angular bootstrappingAngular boots one root component; multiple components must be nested inside it.Step 2: Evaluate optionsCalling bootstrapApplication multiple times is invalid; nesting components inside one root is correct.Final Answer:Nest components inside one root standalone component -> Option DQuick Check:One root component nests others for multiple standalone components [OK]Quick Trick: Nest components inside one root for multiple standalone bootstraps [OK]Common Mistakes:Trying to bootstrap multiple components separatelyPassing multiple components to bootstrapApplicationUsing bootstrapModule for standalone components
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