Angular 4 Practice Exam
Angular 4 Practice Exam
About Angular 4 Exam
The Angular 4 Exam evaluates your skills in building dynamic, component-based web applications using the Angular 4 framework. Angular 4 is a robust, TypeScript-based open-source framework maintained by Google, known for its efficiency in developing scalable single-page applications (SPAs). This exam is ideal for front-end developers and software engineers aiming to validate their understanding of Angular concepts such as data binding, component architecture, routing, services, and dependency injection. Angular 4 improved upon its predecessor with faster performance, smaller bundled files, and enhanced compatibility with TypeScript and animation libraries.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- Front-end developers
- JavaScript and TypeScript developers
- Web developers transitioning to modern frameworks
- Software engineers building SPAs
- Students and learners exploring Angular-based development
Skills Required
- Proficiency in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Understanding of TypeScript
- Basic knowledge of MVC architecture
- Familiarity with web development tools and debugging
Knowledge Gained
- Angular component-based architecture
- Data binding and event handling
- Routing and navigation techniques
- Service creation and dependency injection
- Working with forms and validation
Course Outline
The Angular 4 Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 – Introduction to Angular 4
- What is Angular?
- Angular 4 vs previous versions
- Environment setup and CLI usage
Domain 2 – Components and Templates
- Creating and using components
- Template syntax and binding types
- Lifecycle hooks
Domain 3 – Directives and Pipes
- Built-in directives
- Custom directives
- Using and creating pipes
Domain 4 – Services and Dependency Injection
- Creating services
- Injecting services into components
- Understanding DI mechanisms
Domain 5 – Routing and Navigation
- Setting up routes
- Route parameters and guards
- Nested routes
Domain 6 – Forms and Validation
- Template-driven forms
- Reactive forms
- Form validation techniques
