[Solved] Identify the error in the following code snippet using computed signals:const price = signal(100); const tax = signal(0.1); const total = computed(() => price + tax * price); console.log(total()); | Angular

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Identify the error in the following code snippet using computed signals:

const price = signal(100);
const tax = signal(0.1);
const total = computed(() => price + tax * price);

console.log(total());

AComputed signals cannot use arithmetic operations

BSignals must be called as functions inside computed

CSignals cannot be used inside computed

DMissing initial value for tax signal

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check how signals are accessed
Signals are functions and must be called with () to get their current value.
Step 2: Analyze the computed expression
The expression uses price and tax directly without calling them, so it uses the signal objects, not their values.
Final Answer:
Signals must be called as functions inside computed -> Option B
Quick Check:
Access signals with () inside computed [OK]

Quick Trick: Always call signals as functions inside computed [OK]

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