Routing is the process of navigating between different components or pages in an Angular application.

• Routing is used to create single-page applications (SPAs) where the content is dynamically loaded without refreshing the entire page.

• In Angular, routing is achieved using the RouterModule and the RouterLink directives.

• The RouterModule is imported from the @angular/router package and added to the imports array of the app module.

• Routes are defined as an array of objects, where each object represents a route with a path and a component.

• The RouterLink directive is used in HTML templates to create links that navigate to different routes.

• Syntax: RouterModule.forRoot(routes) in app.module.ts, RouterModule.forChild(routes) in feature modules, Link in HTML templates.

Angular routing means navigating the user a view from one page to another page.

routes =[{

path: 'example',

component: exampleComponent

}]

routing in angular help us to navigate from one view to another as users perform task in the webapps