What is the difference between ‘this’ vs $scope in angularjs controllers?
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Answer Posted / Sangeet Kumar Yadav
'this' refers to the window object by default in JavaScript, but in AngularJS controllers, it refers to the controller itself. To access properties and methods on the scope, use `$scope`. If you want to refer to the same object as both 'this' and $scope, you can use `function MyController($scope) { this.$scope = $scope; }`.
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