How can you define a child route in an Angular application?
- By creating a module
- By defining it in the parent component
- By specifying loadChildren in the route configuration
- By using the ngFor directive
To define a child route in an Angular application, you specify it in the route configuration of the parent component using the loadChildren property.
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