How can you convert a cold observable into a hot observable?
- Apply the "subscribe" method
- Implement the "map" operator
- Use the "share" operator
- Utilize the "take" operator
You can convert a cold observable into a hot observable by using the "share" operator, which allows multiple subscribers to receive the same values emitted by the observable simultaneously.
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