Purpose of Directives
- Directives in Angular extend HTML’s capabilities and allow us to manipulate the DOM.
- Directives help us to create reusable components and enhance code re usability.
- Customising element behaviour is possible using Angular directives.
- Directives enhance the re usability of code by encapsulating functionality.
- Attribute directives modify element behaviour, while structural directives alter the DOM’s structure.
Purpose of the @Directive decorator.
In Angular, Directives are defined as classes that can add new behavior to the elements in the template or modify existing behavior. The `@Directive` decorator in Angular is used to create a directive, which is a class that allows us to attach behavior to elements in the DOM. Directives are a way to extend the functionality of HTML elements and attributes in Angular applications.