But the three types of muscle ARE found in the body: Striated (Skeletal), Cardiac (Heart), and Smooth (Flat or sheet muscles that your brain automatically energize. Exampl â¦ e: the muscles that make your food go down your stomach and through the intestines)
Hereâs a basic module, service, and controller in Angular: angular.module('myApp.service',[]); angular.module('myApp',['myApp.service']); var StatesController = function($scope) {}. On the first line is a service named âmyApp.serviceâ. Note that the dot is not necessary, nor is using the app name as a prefix. I could have named it âgoferâ if I wanted. The important part is that I let the main application module know the name, which brings me to line 2, the main module. The main module names the app and gives it a a comma delimited reference to services, filters, etc. that can be referenced. If I defined a filter named âmyApp.filterâ my module definition would have been: âangular.module(âmyAppâ,[âmyApp.serviceâ,âmyApp.filterâ]);â. The module name, âmyAppâ, will be used in my ngApp directive in the template. Line 3 is the shell of a controller definition which will be directly accessible by the template.
As you AngularJS application gets more complex you will likely come to discover that the ngApp directive has two fairly big limitations: You can only have one ng-app per page.