Property ‘value’ does not exist on type ‘EventTarget’ Error is a common error in Angular. It shows up when you try to access the value property of an HTML element during event binding.
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There are three ways in which you can check Angular CLI Version
Use the command ng –version (or ng -v) to find the version of Angular CLI in the current folder. Run it outside of the Angular project, to find out the globally installed version of Angular.
Use the npm list –depth 0 to find out the list of packages installed in the current folder. Add the -g (global) flag (npm list -g –depth 0), to find the global version.
You can also open the package.json and look for the version of @angular/cli package
ReTry & ReTryWhen Operators help us to retry a failed observable in Angular. These operators are useful in Error handling. They both resubscribe to the source observable when they receive onError() notification.
DebounceTime & Debounce Angular Tutorial ThrowError Delay & DelayWhen Operators in Angular delays the emission of values from the source observable. The Delay operator delays by a given timeout or until a given Date. The DelayWhen delays until it receives a notification from another observable. Delay Delays the emission of items from the source
The Scan & Reduce Operators in Angular applies an accumulator function on the values of the source observable. The Scan Operator returns all intermediate results of the accumulation, while Reduce only emits the last result. Both also use an optional seed value as the initial value.
