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Angular State Management refers to handling the state of your application in a way that makes it easy to manage data across components and services. You can implement it using libraries like NgRx, Akita, or NGXS.

Example using NgRx:

Install NgRx:
bash

npm install @ngrx/store

Define Actions:
Typescript

import { createAction } from '@ngrx/store'; 
export const loadData = createAction('[Data Page] Load Data');

Reducer:
Typescript

import { createReducer, on } from '@ngrx/store'; 
import { loadData } from './data.actions'; 
export const initialState = { data: [] }; 
const _dataReducer = createReducer(initialState, on(loadData, state => ({ ...state, data: [/* new data */] }))); export function dataReducer(state, action) { 
return _dataReducer(state, action); }

Dispatch Actions in Component:
Typescript

import { Store } from '@ngrx/store'; 
import { loadData } from './data.actions'; 
export class AppComponent { 
constructor(private store: Store) {} 
loadData() { 
this.store.dispatch(loadData()); } }

This helps centralize state handling and promotes scalability in your Angular applications.

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Jayanti Katariya is the CEO of Moon Technolabs, a fast-growing IT solutions provider, with 18+ years of experience in the industry. Passionate about developing creative apps from a young age, he pursued an engineering degree to further this interest. Under his leadership, Moon Technolabs has helped numerous brands establish their online presence and he has also launched an invoicing software that assists businesses to streamline their financial operations.

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