Understanding Component Interaction in Angular: A Deep Dive into Parent-Child Components
Angular, as a powerful front-end framework, provides a robust structure for building dynamic web applications. One of the core concepts in Angular is the interaction between components, particularly between parent and child components. This blog aims to explore the intricacies of component interaction, emphasizing practical examples that illustrate different methods and best practices. In Angular, components are the building blocks of the application. Each component can encapsulate its own functionality, styles, and template. However, as applications grow, the need for components to communicate becomes paramount. This communication often occurs in a hierarchical manner, where a parent component needs to send data to a child component and vice versa. Parent to Child Communication The most common form of communication in Angular is from a parent component to a child component. This is typically accomplished through property binding. The parent component can bind its data properties...
