Can we have multiple router outlets in an angular application? | Angular Interview

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[@SumitKhanduri]

so its purpose is to load multiple seperate component at one time i guess. Can you give some real world scenario where this would be useful ? because I never used named router outlets in my projects

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We can use it to create dynamic widget kind of approach. Consider a related content section in a blog post where we can control the related post to be shown for each post.

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