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Routing in Angular is implemented using the Router module, which provides a way to navigate between different components based on URL paths. To set up routing, you first import `RouterModule` and `Routes` from `@angular/router` in your Angular module. You then define an array of routes that map URL paths to components. This configuration is passed to the `RouterModule.forRoot()` method in the module's imports array. The `<router-outlet>` directive is used in the template to specify where the routed components should be displayed. This setup allows for seamless navigation and dynamic content rendering within the application.

`HttpResponseRedirect` is a Django class used to redirect users to a different URL. It’s commonly used in views to send users to another page after processing a form or performing an action. This class takes the target URL as an argument and returns an HTTP response that triggers the redirection.

Deep linking in React Native can be handled using libraries such as `react-navigation` and `react-native-deep-linking`. You need to configure your app to listen for URL schemes or universal links. For `react-navigation`, you define deep link configuration in your navigation setup and handle the URL routing to navigate to the appropriate screen.

An Invalid Form Action error occurs when a form submits data to a URL that does not exist or is incorrect. Verify that the action attribute in the form tag points to the correct URL, and ensure that the server-side endpoint is properly configured to handle the form submission.

An Invalid Path Variable error occurs when a path variable in a URL does not match the expected format or value. Verify that path variables are correctly formatted and correspond to the expected values in routing configurations. Implement validation to ensure that variables meet expected criteria.