Answer Posted / ankush

- The $ in "$scope" indicates that the scope value is being injected into the current context. $scope is a service provided by $scopeProvider. You can inject it into controllers, directives or other services using Angular's built-in dependency injector:

- scope could be anything, it's a function parameter name
function link( scope, element, attributes ) {
// Only scope
}

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