What is the difference between `{'ngfor'}` and `{`ngforof`}` in angular 2?
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Answer / Satyendra Kumar Gupta
In Angular 2, `{*ngFor}` iterates over an array or any Iterable object, while `{ngForOf}` iterates over an array-like object. The difference is that `{*ngFor}` requires the object to have a length property, whereas `{ngForOf}` does not.
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