Angular - Server-Side RenderingWhat will happen if hydration is enabled but the server-rendered HTML does not match the client component tree?AAngular will silently ignore the mismatch and continueBThe app will crash immediatelyCAngular will throw a hydration mismatch warning and re-render the componentDHydration will be skipped and events will not attachCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand hydration mismatch behaviorAngular detects mismatches and warns, then re-renders to fix the UI.Step 2: Check other optionsAngular does not silently ignore mismatches or crash immediately; hydration is not skipped silently.Final Answer:Angular will throw a hydration mismatch warning and re-render the component -> Option CQuick Check:Mismatch causes warning and re-render = True [OK]Quick Trick: Mismatch triggers warning and re-render, not silent failure [OK]Common Mistakes:Believing Angular ignores mismatches silentlyThinking hydration skips event attachment on mismatchAssuming app crashes immediately on mismatch
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