In Angular, where should you place your jQuery initialization code?

What is a common use case for integrating jQuery with React?

A). To manage state

B). To perform complex calculations

C). To use jQuery plugins

D). To handle API requests

How do you install jQuery using npm?

A). npm install jquery

B). npm get jquery

C). npm add jquery

D). npm download jquery

How can you optimize the performance of a jQuery-heavy application in a modern framework?

A). Minimize jQuery usage

B). Use jQuery for everything

C). Avoid using native methods

D). Use multiple jQuery plugins

Which Webpack plugin is used to automatically load jQuery whenever $ or jQuery is used?

A). DefinePlugin

B). ProvidePlugin

C). EnvironmentPlugin

D). LoaderPlugin

What command is used to install jQuery via yarn?

A). yarn add jquery

B). yarn get jquery

C). yarn install jquery

D). yarn download jquery

How do you ensure that jQuery code runs after an Angular component's view has been fully initialized?

A). Place jQuery code in ngOnInit

B). Place jQuery code in ngDoCheck

C). Place jQuery code in ngAfterViewInit

D). Place jQuery code in the constructor

How do you include jQuery in a Webpack configuration?

A). By using the HtmlWebpackPlugin

B). By using the ProvidePlugin

C). By using the HotModuleReplacementPlugin

D). By using the CleanWebpackPlugin

What Angular lifecycle hook should you use to run jQuery code after the components view has initialized?

A). ngOnInit

B). ngAfterViewInit

C). ngAfterContentInit

D). ngDoCheck

How do you make sure that jQuery is available globally in a Webpack project?

A). By adding it to the entry point

B). By configuring the ProvidePlugin

C). By adding it to the output

D). By adding it to the module.rules

In React, how do you ensure jQuery code runs only once after the component mounts?

A). Use useEffect without dependencies

B). Use useEffect with an empty dependency array

C). Use useEffect with a non-empty dependency array

D). Use useEffect with useState