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How do _ngcontent and _nghost attributes enforce Angular style isolation?

Source: angular.devintermediate

WHAT IT TESTS: Angular's emulated encapsulation mechanics. ANSWER OUTLINE: unique component ID, _nghost on host, _ngcontent on template nodes, and CSS rewritten with attribute selectors to scope styles.

WHAT IT TESTS: Whether you understand how Angular emulates Shadow DOM without native browser APIs. ANSWER OUTLINE: First, Angular generates a unique component ID; second, it stamps _nghost-<id> on the host element and _ngcontent-<id> on every internal element; third, it rewrites component CSS selectors to include attribute selectors like [_ngcontent-<id>], ensuring rules only match this component's template; fourth, :host maps to [_nghost-<id>].

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