Angular Tutorial - 9 - Event Binding

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[uppuuppu]

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[sudarshanrbhat]

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[xenon]

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[-vishalb]

If the event concept (which start at 2:57) dosen't work then pass 'event : any' in onclick method as parameter then it will work. This error is due to version variations.

[amitbhardwaj]

Nice explanation Bro...Love to watch and easily adoptable too.. Thank You So Much !

[sylvaing]

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[khalidtubail]

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[narendrakanneti]

Tqs for updating series with respect to version change...

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[subratkumarbarik]

Perfect tutorial...

Can you please include more examples...that will be a great help

[nitinbobbasani]

Good Explanation in chunks, it will be more helpful to have a Project App like Restaurant website with much interaction between components, directives, services all together. Thank you :)

[marcodelpercio]

I have a few questions! I've noticed you declare "public" properties in the component class and yet the method for the event handler "onClick" had no modifier in front of it. Does it make it public? What scope is that? Are private methods & properties visible in the template? Are public properties visible in other components? Also a different question. What events are available apart from "(click)"? May I assume all the JavaScript events I already know are already available? Are there other new events I should be aware of? Many thanks

[amitbhardwaj]

it would be great help if any text version of your explanation available .if possible *** ..Thanks Sir

[chicagoboy]

how to initialize the function without a button