Hello Guys, In this blog we are going to learn about structure directive in angular with detail understanding and examples. What is a Structure Directive in Angular? Angular boasts a distinctive type of directive, known as the structure directive, that is purposed to change a webpage's DOM. Such directives abound in the ability to add, remove or manipulate elements contingent on certain given conditions. Notably, these directives differ from attribute directives, which are known to primarily affect the behavior and appearance of an element, without manipulating it structurally. Structure directives are therefore capable of removing, or adding elements to the webpage's DOM. Angular has three directives for built-in structure: *ngIf, *ngFor, and *ngSwitch . Here, we'll inspect each of them more closely. *ngIf Rendered elements in the DOM only if the *ngIf directive is utilized for conditional purposes. The directive will analyze an expression and only display the element
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