Angular - State ManagementWhy is service-based state management preferred over component-local state for large Angular apps?ABecause services provide a single source of truth shared across componentsBBecause component-local state is faster and more reliableCBecause services automatically update the UI without subscriptionsDBecause component-local state cannot hold any dataCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand single source of truth conceptServices centralize state, avoiding duplication and inconsistency.Step 2: Contrast with component-local stateComponent-local state is isolated and can cause data mismatch in large apps.Final Answer:Because services provide a single source of truth shared across components -> Option AQuick Check:Service state = single source of truth [OK]Quick Trick: Services centralize shared state for consistency [OK]Common Mistakes:Believing component state is always betterThinking services update UI automatically without subscriptionsAssuming component state cannot hold data
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