Angular 11 Practice Exam
Angular 11 Practice Exam
About Angular 11 Exam
The Angular 11 Exam evaluates your knowledge of building dynamic web applications using Angular version 11. This exam is ideal for front-end developers, software engineers, and web development professionals aiming to master the Angular framework. It covers the key features of Angular 11 including component architecture, TypeScript integration, RxJS for reactive programming, routing, HTTP client services, and Angular CLI usage. This certification equips learners with the skills to create scalable, modular, and high-performance web apps using modern development practices.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- Front-end developers
- JavaScript and TypeScript programmers
- Web and application developers
- UI/UX engineers looking to adopt Angular
- Students and learners in web technologies
Skills Required
- Basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Familiarity with TypeScript
- Knowledge of component-based architecture
- Understanding of SPA (Single Page Application) principles
Knowledge Gained
- Creating and managing Angular components
- Working with services and dependency injection
- Implementing routing and navigation
- Using forms, HTTP services, and observables
- Optimizing performance and debugging
Course Outline
The Angular 11 Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 – Introduction to Angular 11
- Angular architecture and advantages
- Differences between AngularJS and Angular
- Setting up Angular environment with CLI
Domain 2 – Components and Templates
- Creating components and nesting
- Interpolation, data binding, and event handling
- Directives and custom directives
Domain 3 – Services and Dependency Injection
- Creating and injecting services
- Managing shared data using services
- Hierarchical injectors
Domain 4 – Routing and Navigation
- Router configuration and navigation
- Route parameters and child routes
- Route guards and lazy loading
Domain 5 – Forms in Angular
- Template-driven forms
- Reactive forms and form validation
- Form arrays and custom validators
Domain 6 – HTTP Client and Observables
- Making HTTP calls
- Handling responses and errors
- Using RxJS for reactive programming
Domain 7 – Testing and Debugging
- Unit testing components and services
- End-to-end testing with Protractor
- Debugging tools and best practices
