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Where is add subject functionality can you it also
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If you call that studentListArray( ) function inside the ng-for, wouldn't that have a negative effect on the app's performance? cause that function will be called every time the app detects changes in that component. So that will lead to multiple unwanted calls to that function.
Nice solution was looking for the same
Thank You so much for showing how FormArray works, but i have a question. I am very new to angular just wanted to know that if the input fields that you have shown are some other "custom input component" like
<app-text-field>
and we are passing controls in
<app-text-field [control]="student_name"></app-text-field>
rather than passing formControlName then how should we go by it.
Also, <app-text-field> TypeScript File is @Input() control: FormControl= new FormControl(' ');
and HTML Goes like
<input type="text" [formControl]="control" />
Thanks In advance 🙂
thank buddy looking for this
thanks for sharing the knowledge.. but I want to ask. Can you give an example for the backend side?
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