Angular 2 Practice Exam
Angular 2 Practice Exam
About Angular 2 Exam
The Angular 2 Exam is designed to assess your understanding and proficiency in developing modern web applications using Angular version 2. Angular 2 introduced a complete rewrite of the AngularJS framework, focusing on a modular and component-based architecture, improved performance, and enhanced features such as TypeScript integration, dependency injection, and two-way data binding. This exam is ideal for developers looking to build scalable single-page applications (SPAs) with structured code and responsive user interfaces using Angular 2's powerful toolset.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- JavaScript and TypeScript developers
- Front-end and full-stack developers
- Web development professionals
- Software engineers transitioning to Angular
- Students and aspiring web developers
Skills Required
- Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Understanding of TypeScript
- Familiarity with MVC or component-based frameworks
- Basic knowledge of software development concepts
Knowledge Gained
- Component-driven development
- Using directives and services
- Routing and navigation
- Dependency injection and modularization
- Handling forms and data binding
Course Outline
The Angular 2 Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 – Getting Started with Angular 2
- Overview of Angular and its architecture
- Installing Angular and setting up development environment
- Angular CLI basics
Domain 2 – Components and Templates
- Creating and configuring components
- Template syntax and data binding
- Built-in directives and custom directives
Domain 3 – Services and Dependency Injection
- Creating and providing services
- Injecting services into components
- Service scopes and provider hierarchies
Domain 4 – Routing and Navigation
- Configuring routes
- RouterLink and router outlet
- Route parameters and guards
Domain 5 – Forms and Validation
- Template-driven forms
- Reactive forms
- Form validation techniques
Domain 6 – Working with HTTP
- Using HTTP module for server communication
- Observables and async operations
- Error handling with HTTP requests
Domain 7 – Application Architecture and Best Practices
- Modular application design
- Performance optimization techniques
- Debugging and troubleshooting