This question tests the candidate's ability to manipulate arrays and work with number-theoretic concepts like least common multiple (LCM). The candidate must efficiently process an array and find the largest LCM between adjacent elements.

This question assesses the candidate's ability to work with object-oriented programming concepts, data modeling, and application logic implementation. It evaluates understanding of class structures, data manipulation, and error handling in a simulated application scenario.

This question evaluates the candidate's understanding of module loading in Angular 8. It requires familiarity with lazy-loading and eager-loading concepts in Angular. The candidate must recognize the different strategies for immediately loading a module when it is lazy-loaded.

This question is testing the candidate's mastery of Angular Reactive forms, assessing the comprehension of form control display technique.

This question assesses the candidate's understanding of Angular's reactive forms and their implementation of validation logic.

This question evaluates the candidate's familiarity with Angular 11 and component creation. It requires understanding of Angular's component architecture and the usage of decorators. The candidate must recognize the correct decorator to use in order to create and display an instance of TypicalComponent.

This question addresses the candidate's understanding of component interaction in Angular, specifically the use of the @Output decorator and EventEmitter for dispatching custom events.

This question tests the candidate's understanding of modules in Angular 8, with a particular focus on how to troubleshoot and resolve a common issue related to module loading.

This question tests the candidate's understanding of ngModelChange event in Angular. It requires knowledge of the scenarios in which the ngModelChange event is fired. The candidate must be familiar with Angular's two-way data binding and the conditions that trigger the ngModelChange event.

This question evaluates the candidate's understanding of Angular 8 and component property binding using the @Input decorator. It tests the candidate's ability to alias a child component property name and bind it to a parent component property. The candidate must recognize the correct syntax for aliasing the child property as 'master'.

This question evaluates the candidate's familiarity with Angular and the concept of event binding. It requires understanding of how child components can emit events and how to select the appropriate property to emit events.

This question evaluates the candidate's familiarity with applying CSS styles to specific elements in a component using Angular 8. It requires knowledge of CSS selectors and how they can be used in conjunction with Angular's component styles. The candidate must understand how to target specific elements inside a component and apply a background-color style based on the presence of a CSS class on an ancestor element.