Angular · Middle · Question 51 of 75

How does `forkJoin` differ from `combineLatest`?

✓Correct answer: forkJoin emits once with the last values after all sources complete; combineLatest emits whenever any source emits (after each has emitted once)
2They are identical
3forkJoin runs requests one after another

Explanation

forkJoin fits parallel HTTP requests. combineLatest fits long-lived streams like filters plus data; with signals, computed often replaces it.

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