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JavaScript AngularJS Basics (1.x) Using Angular's Built In Directives Review: ng-repeat, ng-class, and ng-blur

Anthony Davis
Anthony Davis
699 Points
Posted by Anthony Davis
Anthony Davis
699 Points

todo in todos, how is todos not an array?

todo in todos, how is todos not an array? The question says my answer is wrong. (I am guessing they want 'iterable')

in App.js file:

$scope.todos = [
    {"name": "test02"},
    {"name": "test01"}
];

in index.html file:

ng-repeat="todo in todos"

1 Answer

Brody Chen
Brody Chen
11,252 Points

I checked the question, which is "In the following directive, <div ng-repeat='foo in foobar"> , foobar is ________."

Without other information, foobar is an iterable because it can be either an array or an object.

Hope this helps :)