You are given a code snippet of a TypeScript class `Cmp332Component`. Your task is to complete the implementation of the class based on the provided template.

The `Cmp332Component` class has a single property `template` which is initialized with a string value. The string is an HTML template containing an opening `<strong>` tag, the number `332`, and a closing `</strong>` tag, followed by a non-breaking space `&nbsp;`.

Your task is to modify the `template` property to make it dynamic.

Write a function `makeTemplate` that takes in a number `n` and returns the modified template string. The modified template string should have the number `n` between the `<strong>` tags and a non-breaking space after the closing `</strong>` tag.

Implement the `makeTemplate` function and update the `template` property accordingly.

Example:
If `n = 444`, the modified template string should be `'<strong>444</strong>&nbsp;'`.

Note:
- The number `n` will be a positive integer not greater than 1000.

Complete the given code snippet to solve the problem.

```typescript
template: string = ''; // modify this line

public makeTemplate(n: number): string {
    // Your code goes here

}

}
```
user
Sure, I can help you with this. Here's how you can update the `template` property and implement the `makeTemplate` function in your Typescript class `Cmp332Component`.

Assuming you have imported TypeScript's built-in `String` interface or defined a custom interface for HTML string manipulation, you can perform string concatenation with template literals.

```typescript
import String = require('vendor/node.js/global/String').String;

public makeTemplate(n: number): string {
    // The string interpolation `${n}` is equivalent to the .toString() method
    return `<strong>${n}</strong>&nbsp;`;
}

template: string = this.makeTemplate(332); // Update the template property with your initial number
```

This implementation uses a template literal (backticks) to concatenate the HTML string with the number. The `String` interface is imported from the `node.js` global object to access the `toString()` method.

In case you don't want to import the `String` interface, you can define your own string manipulation interface with similar methods. Here's an example:

```typescript
interface CustomString {
    toHTMLString(template: string, value: number): string;
}

export class Cmp332Component {
    private customString: CustomString = String;

    public makeTemplate(n: number): string {
        return this.customString.toHTMLString(`<strong>${n}</strong>`, n); // Call the toHTMLString method
    }

    template: string = this.makeTemplate(332); // Update initial template as before
}

interface CustomString {
    toHTMLString(template: string, value: number): string;
}

// Declaration of the 'String' module from 'vendor/node.js/global'.
declare global {
    namespace Node {}
    interface String {
        toHTMLString(template: string, value: number): string;
    }
}

String.toHTMLString = (template: string, value: number): string => {
    // TODO: Implement this method
    return `${template}${value}${String.fromCharCode(160)}`;
};
```

In this implementation, you've to define the `toHTMLString` method in the global `String` interface that returns a string with the sanitized HTML. The method is added to the `String` interface but throws an error if used before global variable assignment.

The actual implementation may vary depending on your requirements.
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You are given a code snippet of a TypeScript class `Cmp332Component`. Your task is to complete the implementation of the class based on the provided template.

The `Cmp332Component` class has a single property `template` which is initialized with a string value. The string is an HTML template containing an opening `<strong>` tag, the number `332`, and a closing `</strong>` tag, followed by a non-breaking space `&nbsp;`.

Your task is to modify the `template` property to make it dynamic.

Write a function `makeTemplate` that takes in a number `n` and returns the modified template string. The modified template string should have the number `n` between the `<strong>` tags and a non-breaking space after the closing `</strong>` tag.

Implement the `makeTemplate` function and update the `template` property accordingly.

Example:
If `n = 444`, the modified template string should be `'<strong>444</strong>&nbsp;'`.

Note:
- The number `n` will be a positive integer not greater than 1000.

Complete the given code snippet to solve the problem.

```typescript
template: string = ''; // modify this line

public makeTemplate(n: number): string {
    // Your code goes here

}

}
```
user
Sure, here's how you can modify the `Cmp332Component` class to include the `makeTemplate` function and update the `template` property:

```typescript
class Cmp332Component {
    template: string = '';

    constructor(n: number) {
        this.template = this.makeTemplate(n);
    }

    public makeTemplate(n: number): string {
        return `<strong>${n}</strong>&nbsp;`;
    }
}
```

In this code, the `makeTemplate` function takes a number `n` as an argument and returns a string that includes `n` wrapped in `<strong>` tags, followed by a non-breaking space. The `template` property is initialized in the constructor with the result of `makeTemplate(n)`.
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