Standard HTML event attributes and their corresponding Angular event binding

If you're looking for a comparison between standard HTML event attributes and their corresponding Angular event binding syntax. This will help you as you learn Angular.

Here's a table listing common HTML event attributes and their Angular event binding counterparts:

• Syntax: Angular uses parentheses () to denote event binding in the template.
• Component Interaction: Angular event binding is primarily used to call methods within your component's TypeScript class in response to DOM events.
• $event Object: Within the Angular event binding, you often have access to the $event object, which is the DOM event object providing information about the event. You can pass this to your component method (e.g., (click)="myFunction($event)").
• Custom Events: Angular also allows components to emit their own custom events using EventEmitter, which can then be listened to using the same (event-name) syntax in the parent component's template.

This table should give you a good starting point for understanding how HTML events are handled in Angular. As you continue learning, you'll encounter more specific event bindings and how to work with event data effectively.

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