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bryonlarrance
16,414 PointsEntry-List Component Children?
It is mentioned in the video that entry.component is a child of entry-list component. Aren't they siblings? Did I miss something??
2 Answers
Jeff Sanders
Courses Plus Student 9,503 PointsIt is in the HTML files where entry becomes a child of entry-list and that is due to the location of the <app-entry> element. Notice that the selector declared in the entry.component.ts file is "app-entry". The instructor nests the <app-entry> tag in the entry-list.component.html file, which renders in the <app-entry-list> element found in the app.component.html file. The browser basically is told to render <app-entry> within the <app-entry-list> element which makes it its child.
It took a minute for me to understand what was going on because the instructor doesn't focus on that concept very closely.
Lokesh Sanapalli
1,242 Pointsexactly same doubt... I felt like he is just reading through the transcript, didn't clearly understood what he is saying...