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Angular project structure

Angular project structure

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Angular project structure

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- [Instructor] So now that we have our Angular project created and running, let's actually open it in our IDE, and once we've done that, this is a great chance to take a look at the structure of our Angular project. So in our file tree here, you'll see that there's a lot of files that Angular generated for us. Most of what we're going to be concerned with is inside the source directory. Outside of there, you have mostly just a bunch of configuration files that you can change at will, but then if we go inside our source directory, let's take a look at some of the files and directories inside of here. So first of all, we have this app directory, which contains all of our component code. This is where we'll be spending most of our time in this course. And then we have this assets directory, which contains any special assets our project needs, such as images. And then we have this environments directory, which…

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