Angular - Server-Side RenderingWhich Angular feature must be enabled to support hydration?AChange detection strategy OnPushBLazy loading modulesCServer-side rendering (SSR)DAngular animationsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify hydration dependencyHydration requires server-rendered HTML, which comes from server-side rendering (SSR).Step 2: Evaluate other optionsLazy loading, change detection, and animations do not enable hydration.Final Answer:Server-side rendering (SSR) -> Option CQuick Check:Hydration requires SSR = True [OK]Quick Trick: Hydration needs SSR to work properly [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing lazy loading with hydrationThinking animations enable hydrationAssuming change detection strategy affects hydration
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