(FED)Quiz 3

What does MVC stand for in AngularJS architecture?

• Model-View-Controller

• Model-View-Component

• Model-View-Communication

• Model-View-Creation

Which directive is used for two-way data binding in AngularJS?

• ngIf

• ngBind

• ngModel

• ngRepeat

What is the primary purpose of AngularJS?

• To simplify the development of single-page applications.

• To provide a framework for building desktop applications.

• To create complex multi-page applications.

• To enhance the performance of server-side applications.

Which of the following is a core feature of AngularJS?

• Single-page application routing

• Two-way data binding

• One-way data binding

• Dependency injection

What is the role of a controller in AngularJS?

• A controller in AngularJS manages the data and behavior of a view.

• A controller in AngularJS manages the database directly.

• A controller in AngularJS is responsible for styling the view.

• A controller in AngularJS handles HTTP requests only.

Which of the following is NOT a built-in directive in AngularJS?

• ng-model

• ng-repeat

• ng-if

• ng-custom

What is the purpose of the ng-app directive?

• To manage routing in an AngularJS application.

• To define a controller in AngularJS.

• To create a new AngularJS component.

• To initialize an AngularJS application.

Which of the following is used to create a single-page application?

• Django

• Flask

• Ruby on Rails

• React, Angular, or Vue.js

What does the term 'scope' refer to in AngularJS?

• The term 'scope' indicates the version of AngularJS being used.

• The term 'scope' is a directive used for routing in AngularJS.

• The term 'scope' in AngularJS refers to the object that connects the controller and the view, facilitating data binding.

• The term 'scope' refers to the main module in AngularJS.

Which of the following is a valid way to define a module in AngularJS?

• module('myApp', [])

• angular.module('myApp', []);

• angular.module('myApp')

• angular.createModule('myApp', [])