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In the previous video, we were having the question on where the HTML content of the Angular App is coming from. We will find that outin this video. In Visual Studio Code, in the amp;quot;srcamp;quot; folder we can see a file named amp;quot;index.htmlamp;quot;. I am opening this file. The HTML content for the Angular App displayed in the browser comesfrom this file amp;quot;index.htmlamp;quot;. Angular is a Single Page Application, which means that it is going tohave only one HTML file and that HTML file is this amp;quot;index.htmlamp;quot;. You might be wondering how a single HTML file can handle the content for all the pages of the application. This is handled using the Component and Routing features of Angular. Later we will be learning about this. Now let us examine the content of amp;quot;index.htmlamp;quot; file in the browser. We have DOCTYPE, amp;lt;htmlamp;gt;, amp;lt;headamp;gt; and amp;lt;bodyamp;gt;. Withinamp;lt;headamp;gt; we have amp;lt;metaa