AngularJS Number Filter

AngularJS provides a built-in number filter that can be used to format numbers in different ways. The number filter is a special type of filter that can be used to display numbers with thousands separators, decimal places, and more.

Here's an example of how to use the number filter in AngularJS:

<p>{{ number | number:2 }}</p>

In this example, the number variable contains a number value. The number filter is used to format the number with two decimal places. The resulting output would be something like "123.45", depending on the value of the number variable.

The number filter can also be used to display numbers with thousands separators. Here's an example:

<p>{{ number | number:0 }}</p>

In this example, the number filter is used to format the number with no decimal places and with a thousands separator. The resulting output would be something like "1,234,567", depending on the value of the number variable.

The number filter also supports a number of other options, such as displaying the number in a specific currency format, displaying negative numbers in parentheses, and more. You can find more information about the number filter in the AngularJS documentation.