In an Angular component, we typically see a my.component.ts file for the component logic, a my.component.html AKA "template" AKA "view" file for the HTML structure, a my.component.css or my.component.scss file for the component's "style", and a my.component.spec.ts file as the "unit tests" file.
I'm having a brain fart trying to think of how to casually refer to the my.component.ts file. It's not the template/view, not the style, not the unit test file. Does "component logic" suffice? How would you refer to the my.component.ts file when discussing the Angular framework?
I think the official docs are pretty clear - https://angular.io/guide/component-overview
A TypeScript class that defines behavior