angularjsHow do I create and access a global variable in AngularJS?
Creating and accessing global variables in AngularJS is pretty straightforward. To create a global variable, you just need to create a variable inside the $rootScope
object. For example:
$rootScope.myGlobalVariable = 'Hello World';
To access the global variable, you can use $rootScope.myGlobalVariable
in any controller, directive, or service.
Code explanation
$rootScope
: The$rootScope
is the parent scope of all other scopes in AngularJS. It is the highest level scope and can be accessed from any other scope.myGlobalVariable
: This is the name of the global variable.'Hello World'
: This is the value of the global variable.
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