Please add a @pipe/@directive/@component annotation

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To format the answer as an HTML content in a div without the body, H1, and html tags, you can use the following code:

“`html

“`

Now, let’s add a @pipe/@directive/@component annotation and explain the answer in detail with examples:

“`html


@Component({
selector: ‘example-component’, // Component selector which can be used in HTML markup
template: `

Example Component

This is an example component created using the @Component annotation.

`,
styleUrls: [‘./example.component.css’] // CSS styles for the component
})
export class ExampleComponent {
// Component logic and variables go here
}
“`

In the above code, the @Component annotation is used to define a component called “ExampleComponent”. It has a selector “example-component”, which can be used in HTML markup as a custom HTML tag. The template property defines the HTML content of the component, which includes a heading (h2) and a paragraph (p) element. The styleUrls property specifies the CSS styles for the component, which can be stored in a separate CSS file.

To use this component in another HTML file, you can simply include the custom HTML tag:

“`html

…

…
“`

This will render the HTML content defined in the ExampleComponent within the div element. The resulting HTML output will look like:

“`html

Example Component

This is an example component created using the @Component annotation.

“`

Please note that the above code is written in Angular and assumes that you are familiar with Angular concepts and syntax. The @pipe and @directive annotations can be used in a similar way to define pipes and directives in Angular.

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