Hi Andre, If you use a controller, you get a fresh newly instantiated copy. Every copy is a "stand alone" version. So if you change some vars in one, it will not be reflected in another. When you need behaviour like this, you should use a service, you inject in both controllers. A service is a singleton. that means there is only one copy in an AngularJS application. For more information that explains this, read through the style guide <https://github.com/johnpapa/angular-styleguide>.
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