This page presents interview questions in relation to creating template-driven forms using Angular (Angular 2/Angular 4) .
Following concept is covered in this quiz:
- Template-driven forms
- ngModel for two-way data bindings
- Validation with using ngModel
- ngForm template reference variable
Which of the following can be used to create two-way data bindings?
Which of the following approach(es) can be used to build the forms in Angular?
Which of the following is required to create an Angular form?
Which of the following module(s) is required to imported in NgModule for getting access to template-driven form features?
Form related component needs to be included as part of definition of which of the following in NgModule metadata?
An out-of-the-box component forming part of a module requires which of the following to take place?
A custom component needs to be only declared in the declarations array of NgModule metadata?
Which of the following Angular CSS class is used to represent the fact that input element's value has not been changed from the time it was displayed in the form?
Reactive approach of building forms in Angular can also be termed as following?
Defining a _______ attribute is a requirement for tracking changes when using [(ngModel)] with input element?
Ajitesh Kumar
Ajitesh has been recently working in the area of AI and machine learning. Currently, his research area includes Safe & Quality AI. In addition, he is also passionate about various different technologies including programming languages such as Java/JEE, Javascript and technologies such as Blockchain, mobile computing, cloud-native technologies, application security, cloud computing platforms, big data etc.
He has also authored the book, Building Web Apps with Spring 5 and Angular.
He has also authored the book, Building Web Apps with Spring 5 and Angular.
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