Even if the div condition is not satisfied it is executing the code inside div

Even if the div condition is not satisfied it is executing the code inside div.

 <div ng-if = "1==11">
                            nishant
                                    <td><a href="indexForm.jsp?id=" class="btn btn-primary">View Details</a></td>

                            </div>

Here in the code the ng-if is not satisfied, so it need not to go through the div, but it is not printing “nishant” but executing .Kindly, help me why it is executing .

Source: AngularJS



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