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welcome back everyone now although it is ideal to use classes instead of inline styles we do end up using them under some circumstances so in this video letamp;#39;s learn how to bind inline styles in view now there are two ways to bind to the style attribute the object syntax and the array syntax letamp;#39;s take a look at the object syntax first now as the name suggests with the object syntax we bind the style attribute with a javascript object so letamp;#39;s say we have an h2 tag with the text inline style and we need to bind a color to this element for that letamp;#39;s declare a data property and assign a color value highlight color and let this be orange now to bind this color we can use the v bind directive so we bind and now the attribute is the style attribute and the value assigned is a javascript object this object will have key value pairs the key will be the css property and the value will be the data property we have declared so color is going to be set to highlight
