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Hi all, I was following this tutorial when I came across an error which I didn't understand. The good folks at StackOverflow helped me work my problem out quickly enoughh, but I believe the problem is within the wording of this line:
The quoted text assigned to ngFor means “take each hero in the heroes array, store it in the local hero variable, and make it available to the corresponding template instance”.
The problem I had was that I misunderstood that the 'hero' referred to ngFor was accessible across the entire template instance within the Component when it is only accessible within the scope of the tag. Changing the wording of this may help future beginners going through the tutorial. Cheers!
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Hi all, I was following this tutorial when I came across an error which I didn't understand. The good folks at StackOverflow helped me work my problem out quickly enoughh, but I believe the problem is within the wording of this line:
The problem I had was that I misunderstood that the 'hero' referred to ngFor was accessible across the entire template instance within the Component when it is only accessible within the scope of the tag. Changing the wording of this may help future beginners going through the tutorial. Cheers!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: