Navigate between Routes Programmatically | Angular Router | Angular 13+

We have learned how to navigate around between different views using routerLink which we can add on any clickable HTML element. However, it is also possible to navigate between two routes / views programmatically using navigate() method.
The navigate method is provided by Router class in angular which needs to be imported from @angular/router. To this navigate method we can pass different parameters.
In this lecture we will learn how to use navigate method and pass a route path to it to navigate around.
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[@florentyangue4054]

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[@narenk8077]

here confusion , absolute path means with slash and relative path means with out slash correct ? but my question is navigate method always expect relative path?

[@shivramyadav1348]

After navigating programatically active class is not working. How to handle that.

[@mkez001]

good thanks

[@nourdawaymeh1946]

please help,when i use router.navigate(['employee',Id]) it case slashes in url and this case invalid Url

[@mohankumare7479]

How to navigate different components with same route | path

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[@procademy]

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[@Karthik22ng]

navigate methods always uses absolute path. inorder to use relative path, this.router.navigate(['products'], { relativeTo: this.activatedRoute })