The routing constant is exported from the file, configuring the routing with the RouterModule from @angular/router. The routing configuration uses an array of routes and disables the use of the URL's hash for client-side routing.

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export const routing = RouterModule.forRoot(routes, {useHash: false});
 
 

// app.routes.ts
/**
 * App routing configuration
 */
import { Routes } from '@angular/router';

const routes: Routes = [
  // Add routes here
];

export { routes };

Module Import and Routing Configuration

### Code Breakdown

* `export const routing`: Exports a constant named `routing` from the file.
* `RouterModule.forRoot(...)`: Imports the `RouterModule` from `@angular/router` and uses its `forRoot` method to configure the routing.
* `routes`: An array of route configurations that is not shown in this snippet.
* `{useHash: false}`: An options object that disables the use of the URL's hash (also known as the fragment identifier) for client-side routing.