How can you modify the behavior of an element in the DOM using Angular directives?
- By adding and configuring Angular attributes.
- By creating custom HTML elements.
- By using CSS classes and styles.
- By using JavaScript code in the template.
You can modify the behavior of an element in the DOM using Angular directives by adding and configuring Angular attributes to the HTML elements in your templates. Angular directives like [ngClass], [ngStyle], and [ngIf] allow you to dynamically control aspects of the element's behavior and appearance. While JavaScript can be used in templates, Angular directives are a more Angular-specific way to achieve this.
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