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 approach(es) can be used to build the forms in Angular?
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Which of the following is required to create an Angular form?
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Which of the following module(s) is required to imported in NgModule for getting access to template-driven form features?
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Form related component needs to be included as part of definition of which of the following in NgModule metadata?
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An out-of-the-box component forming part of a module requires which of the following to take place?
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A custom component needs to be only declared in the declarations array of NgModule metadata?
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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?
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Reactive approach of building forms in Angular can also be termed as following?
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Defining a _______ attribute is a requirement for tracking changes when using [(ngModel)] with input element?
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Interview Questions - Angular Template-driven Forms
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