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Could be a typo
See original GitHub issue_listFilter is the name of the property but you use listFilter in the conditional operator. Is it intentional like something i don’t know that typescript does ?
(A recap) listFilter is the name of getter and setter
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We use the getter and setter approach when we need to execute code when getting or setting the property.
In our sample application, we need to refilter the list of products each time the user modifies the list filter property. Since the
listFilteris bound to the input box, it will automatically call the setter each time the user updates the input value. That is then where we add the code to filter our list.Make sense?
Yeah, totally. I’m clear now. Thanks for explaining.