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in this video weamp;#39;ll take a look at the rxjs subject and behavior subject observables these are special types of observables and they have their own constructor so a subject itamp;#39;s both an observable and an observer at the same time so it can receive the emitted values through a subscription and we can also use the pipe and the pipe or operators but it can also invoke next error and the complete methods to inform the subscribers of the subject so to understand subjects we need to understand the difference between unicast and multicast and so far our observables have been unicast so that means the subscriptions are independent of other subscriptions so for example with this simple observable here these numbers we subscribe to in two different cases and we can see that weamp;#39;re just in the first case weamp;#39;re logging to the console the number 1 2 3 so 1 2 3 and in the second subscription weamp;#39;re logging 2 times that number so 2 4 6 and as far as these observa