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The command line tool "ng" stands for Angular CLI, which is a powerful development tool for creating and managing Angular applications.

1. "ng" provides a wide range of commands and options to scaffold, build, test, and deploy Angular applications.
2. It simplifies the development process by automating many common tasks and providing a consistent project structure.
3. Angular CLI uses the "ng" command followed by specific options and arguments to execute various tasks.
4. It can create a new Angular project with a basic setup by using the "ng new" command.
5. "ng serve" starts a local development server and compiles the application, enabling live reloading for faster development iterations.
6. "ng generate" or "ng g" helps create new components, services, modules, or other Angular artifacts using predefined blueprints.
7. "ng build" creates a production-ready build of the application for deployment, optimizing the code for better performance.
8. "ng test" runs the unit tests included in the project, powered by frameworks like Karma and Jasmine.
9. "ng lint" analyzes the codebase, checking for coding style issues and potential errors according to defined linting rules.
10. Angular CLI integrates with modern tools like Webpack for module bundling and provides a seamless development experience for Angular developers.