ngRepeatEnd

ngRepeatEnd is a directive in AngularJS that marks the end of a repeating element block. It is automatically generated by AngularJS when it encounters the ngRepeat directive and signifies the closing tag of the elements being iterated over. When you use ngRepeat to create a list or table from an array, AngularJS internally manages the opening and closing of the repeating elements. ngRepeatEnd is part of this internal process and isn't something typically written directly in HTML by developers. Its primary function is to help AngularJS correctly manage the DOM manipulation associated with the ngRepeat directive, ensuring that elements are added, removed, or updated in the correct sequence as the underlying data changes. While it's an integral part of the ngRepeat mechanism, developers usually interact with ngRepeatEnd indirectly through the ngRepeat directive itself. Understanding its existence helps in comprehending how AngularJS handles dynamic lists and the lifecycle of repeating elements within the application's view.