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How do you lazy-load a standalone component for a route?

✓Correct answer: { path: 'settings', loadComponent: () => import('./settings').then((m) => m.Settings) }
2{ path: 'settings', component: lazy(Settings) }
3Add lazy: true to the component decorator

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The bundler puts the component in its own chunk, downloaded on first navigation. For a group of routes use loadChildren that returns a Routes array.

How do you lazy-load a standalone component for a route?

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