angularjsHow do I implement one-way binding in AngularJS?
One-way binding in AngularJS is implemented through the use of the ng-bind
directive. This directive binds the value of an expression to the HTML element it is applied to.
For example, to bind the value of a name
variable to an HTML element, the following code can be used:
<div ng-bind="name"></div>
This will display the value of name
in the div
element.
Code explanation
ng-bind
: The directive used to bind the value of an expression to an HTML element.- Expression: The expression whose value is to be bound to an HTML element.
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