Description: An Angular template is a snippet of HTML code that defines the view for a component in Angular applications. These templates are fundamental for creating dynamic and reactive user interfaces, as they allow for data integration and user interaction. In Angular, templates not only contain HTML but can also include directives, which are special instructions that allow for declarative DOM manipulation. This means developers can create components that respond to events, display real-time data, and automatically update when underlying data changes. Angular templates are processed by Angular’s rendering engine, which converts the code into a visual representation in the browser. Additionally, templates can use interpolation, property binding, and event binding, enabling smooth communication between the model and the view. This capability for two-way binding is one of Angular’s most powerful features, facilitating the creation of interactive and efficient web applications.
