Hi Vikas,

first of all, welcome to our list.

1. Structure (folder & file) of Angular JS.
>
There is no set structure. However, the new guidelines are suggesting to 
order by feature. John Papa has a style guide 
<http://www.johnpapa.net/angular-style-guide/>that has quite some followers.

2. Is it requires including Node JS and Grunt JS for executing the Angular 
> JS?
>
No, those are not a requirement at all. To run an angular app, you only 
need the AngularJS files and a browser.
For testing you need those. And if you are building a larger system, you 
probably want a build tool, to make
you live easier. 

3. What are the basic points we have to remember once we start the Angular 
> JS?
>
I’m not sure what you are asking. AngularJS, is not something you “start”. 
You can start your
application, that makes use of Angular’s features. If you want to know 
more, just ask.

4. Is there any pre-define function list like jQuery?
>
You mean: http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ ?

5. I know Angular JS depend on MVC architecture but is there any basic 
> syntax?
>
Again, I’m not sure what you are asking here. Are you asking if there is a 
default Model class or something?
in that case, no there isn’t. You can use any JS object as model.
like: user = { firstName : 'Vikas', lastName: 'Bose' } and go from there.

Regards
Sander
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