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In this video, we delve into the intricacies of Angular 2 by exploring how to display a custom error page while preserving the current route state. As applications grow in complexity, handling errors gracefully becomes essential for maintaining a seamless user experience. Join us as we walk through the steps to implement a robust error handling strategy that not only informs users of issues but also keeps them in the context of their journey within the app.

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