You're building an e-commerce application and want to create a nested navigation structure where product categories have sub-categories. How would you design the routing for this scenario using child routes?
- Configure named outlets for sub-categories
- Define child routes within the parent component
- Implement a shared module for navigation
- Use auxiliary outlets for sub-categories
To create nested navigation with sub-categories, you should define child routes within the parent component. This allows for a hierarchical structure in your routing.
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