Angular Introduction | What is Angular | Folder Structure of Angular

What is Angular?
Angular is a framework for building single-page applications using HTML and TypeScript. It is open source and was created and maintained by the Angular Team from Google.
Most of the popular web applications today follow the single-page application technique to provide a seamless user experience.

If you don't know what is single-page application, let me explain:
When you navigate to different pages in a website, you can follow that instead of reloading the whole web page in the browser, it is only changing the sections that need to be changed for the new page. So, as a viewer you can see the whole application in a single page.
That is called a single-page application technique.

Why use Angular?
One advantage you already know now, it provides
a single-page application technique.
Another advantage of using Angular is, it is a component
based framework which allows us to create different
sections of a web page as different components.
So, now we can reuse the same component
as needed throughout the web application.

What is a component in Angular?
A component in Angular is generally a section of a webpage that holds 3 files.
1. A html file that holds the UI or layout for the component.
2. A ts file that holds the data and application logic for the component.
3. A css file that holds the styling of the component.

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