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What is the purpose of the @Component decorator?
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The @Component decorator marks a class as an Angular component and attaches the metadata Angular uses to create and render it. Its options include:
selector: the CSS selector that identifies the component in templates.template or templateUrl: the HTML, inline or in a separate file.styles or styleUrls: the component's CSS.imports: the components, directives and pipes its template uses.providers: services for the component, its children and projected content.viewProviders: services visible only inside its own view, hidden from projected content.encapsulation: whether the component's styles stay scoped to it.changeDetection: when Angular checks the component's view for changes.
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