How can you redirect a user to another route within a CanActivate guard if they are not authorized?
- Using the CanActivate.redirect method
- Using the Route.navigate method
- Using the Router.navigate method
- Using the Router.redirect method
In a CanActivate guard, you can redirect a user to another route by using the Router.navigate method. This allows you to navigate the user to a different route if they are not authorized to access the current route.
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