(FED)Quiz 3

Model-View-Controller

Model-View-Component

Model-View-Communication

Model-View-Creation

ngIf

ngBind

ngModel

ngRepeat

To simplify the development of single-page applications.

To provide a framework for building desktop applications.

To create complex multi-page applications.

To enhance the performance of server-side applications.

Single-page application routing

Two-way data binding

One-way data binding

Dependency injection

A controller in AngularJS manages the data and behavior of a view.

A controller in AngularJS manages the database directly.

A controller in AngularJS is responsible for styling the view.

A controller in AngularJS handles HTTP requests only.

ng-model

ng-repeat

ng-if

ng-custom

To manage routing in an AngularJS application.

To define a controller in AngularJS.

To create a new AngularJS component.

To initialize an AngularJS application.

Django

Flask

Ruby on Rails

React, Angular, or Vue.js

The term 'scope' indicates the version of AngularJS being used.

The term 'scope' is a directive used for routing in AngularJS.

The term 'scope' in AngularJS refers to the object that connects the controller and the view, facilitating data binding.

The term 'scope' refers to the main module in AngularJS.

module('myApp', [])

angular.module('myApp', []);

angular.module('myApp')

angular.createModule('myApp', [])