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Nested Components

You have the flexibility to place a component within another component, creating what is known as a nested component. This can be achieved by either directly creating a new component within the main component or by including an instance of another component. Any components can be used for nesting.

When you nest a component, it becomes the child component of the one it's placed in. Consequently, any component associated with a parent component is referred to as a nested component.


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