angularjsHow do I use the ng-init directive in AngularJS?
The ng-init
directive in AngularJS is used to initialize data for an application before AngularJS compiles the page. It allows you to set up variables with initial values before the page is rendered.
<div ng-init="name='John'">
{{name}}
</div>
Output example
John
The code above uses the ng-init
directive to set the variable name
to the value John
. The variable name
is then used inside the div to display the value.
Code explanation
ng-init
: The directive used to initialize data for an application before AngularJS compiles the page.name='John'
: The variable set to the valueJohn
.{{name}}
: The variable used to display the value.
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