Angular - SignalsIn Angular NgRx, what is the main function of an Effect?ATo handle asynchronous operations and side effects triggered by actionsBTo directly modify the state in the storeCTo define reducers for state changesDTo create selectors for accessing state slicesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Effects roleEffects listen for dispatched actions and perform side effects such as API calls.Step 2: Differentiate from reducersReducers handle pure state changes, not side effects.Final Answer:To handle asynchronous operations and side effects triggered by actions -> Option AQuick Check:Effects do not modify state directly [OK]Quick Trick: Effects handle side effects, not state mutations [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing Effects with reducersThinking Effects directly update the storeAssuming Effects create selectors
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