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 Angular is an open-source JavaScript framework used for building dynamic, single-page web applications. It is maintained by Google and a community of developers, and it allows developers to use HTML as a template language and extend the syntax of HTML to express the components of their application. 


Angular provides a robust set of features and tools for building complex web applications, including powerful data binding, dependency injection, reusable components, and a comprehensive set of built-in directives and services. It also provides a rich set of libraries and tools for building scalable and maintainable applications, such as Angular Material, which provides pre-built UI components, and Angular CLI, which automates many common development tasks.


Angular is widely used by developers to build complex web applications for a variety of industries, from e-commerce to healthcare to education. Its popularity is due in part to its strong community, which provides ongoing support, resources, and updates to the framework.

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