[Solved] Consider the following Angular code:const score = signal(3); console.log(score()); score.set(7); console.log(score());What will be the output in the console? | Angular

Angular - Signals

Consider the following Angular code:

const score = signal(3);
console.log(score());
score.set(7);
console.log(score());

What will be the output in the console?

A3 followed by 7

B7 followed by 3

C3 followed by 3

D7 followed by 7

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Initial signal creation
The signal score is initialized with the value 3.
Step 2: First console.log
Calling score() returns the current value, which is 3.
Step 3: Updating the signal
score.set(7) updates the signal's value to 7.
Step 4: Second console.log
Calling score() now returns 7.
Final Answer:
3 followed by 7 -> Option A
Quick Check:
Signal value updates correctly and is read by calling the signal function [OK]

Quick Trick: Calling signal() returns current value; set() updates it [OK]

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