Man, I really like your explanations, thank you so much for all the work you put into your videos. A small note for all of your videos I've seen, a component is pronounced like compónent, other than that, your videos are pretty much perfect - straight to the point and easy to grasp the concept
No, we cannot say like that because even if you completely replace the array (Non primitive) or use the splice method on array, a new reference of array will be passed and so it triggers the pure pipe also. Impure pipe will be triggered on every change detection even when there is no change in the input value to the pipe.
Your explanation is good, but you are too fast, even we are unable to see the changes what you did.... Please little bit slow while explaining the concept, it,'s just an advice
Man, I really like your explanations, thank you so much for all the work you put into your videos. A small note for all of your videos I've seen, a component is pronounced like compónent, other than that, your videos are pretty much perfect - straight to the point and easy to grasp the concept
Yes. That is the Indian pronunciation of the Component. 😃 Trying to change but native accent is always winning.
Thank you Sir. Clear and concise explanation.
Thank you
Thank you so much for the video 🙂. I had some doubts regarding the pipes.That is resolved.
Nice to hear that, this video clear your doubts on Pipes in Angular. Thanks :)
Very Helpful. Just keep the pace little slow.
Yes sure. I will. Thanks 👍
Great content and explanation.
It would help us a lot if you can share the git/any repo for referring to the source code.
Thank you.
Thank you. All codes are available in this repo. github.com/freelancer-surender/Angular---Interview-Concepts
@@WebTechTalk thank you!
can we say change in primitive type is pure and non-primitive type as impure ?
No, we cannot say like that because even if you completely replace the array (Non primitive) or use the splice method on array, a new reference of array will be passed and so it triggers the pure pipe also. Impure pipe will be triggered on every change detection even when there is no change in the input value to the pipe.
Hi Thank You so much for great video, If possible please post the source code downloadable link also, It would help us a lot for easy reference.
You can get it from this location.
github.com/freelancer-surender/Angular---Interview-Concepts/tree/master/Pure%20vs%20Impure%20Pipes
Your explanation is good, but you are too fast, even we are unable to see the changes what you did....
Please little bit slow while explaining the concept, it,'s just an advice
Sure bro. I will take care.