I have a query regarding HTML code within an Angular app.
My inquiry is, is there an alternative method to check for null or undefined values in an ngIf statement?
The code I am working with looks like this:
<div ngif= "value !== null and value !== undefined">
{{value}}
</div>
- Is there a different approach to validating this condition? As there are multiple elements similar to this div.
I am unable to use the following approach:
<div ngif= "value">
{{value}}
</div>
This is because if the value is 0, the ngIf statement evaluates to false. However, I want it to display even if the value is 0.
Any suggestions for improvement?