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Installing project dependencies

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Installing project dependencies

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- [Instructor] Angular projects use npm to manage dependencies. We need to install these dependencies, sometimes called packages, to write our code and compile our app. Npm is an amazing tool and I highly recommend you read the official documentation to learn more about the community and all the cool things you can do with the tool itself. I opened our project here in Visual Studio Code. I like VS code because it makes working with TypeScript very easy, but you can use any code editor you like. VS Code has a built-in terminal, which we'll need to install the dependencies. I'll go up to the Terminal menu. Click on New Terminal. Let me make that a little bigger so we can see. And the first thing I want to do is make sure we have npm installed on the machine. I do that using the version command. So I'll type npm --version and hit Enter. I have version 6.14.11 installed on my machine. Your version might be newer. That's okay. Use what you have. You'll get an error from this command if you…

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