Angular 2, import format

[Dawg]

Hello,

The different tutorials I looked at has variations in how it imports classes into its components, example:

1 import { Component } from '@angular/core';

2. import {CourseComponent} from './courses.component'

As you can see the first import has the @  sign verses the second line which I understand how it works but bit confused as to the purpose of @ in the first import???

[Lucas Lacroix]

The "@" is just a part of the package name. There is no special meaning.

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[Lucas Lacroix]

I just learned something new.
The "@" has special meaning to NPM - everything between it and the "/" is the scope. A scope can be a user or organization. It's basically telling you who the owner is.

Still, it has no special meaning to NodeJS or the module systems.