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NodeJS Basics
1/25
What is Node.js primarily used for?
Front-end development
Back-end development
Graphic design
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2/25
What does the 'event loop' in Node.js do?
Handles asynchronous I/O operations
Generates events for the application
Loops through an array of events
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3/25
How can you make a function available in all modules of your Node.js application?
Declare it globally
Export the function using module.exports
Copy the function into each module
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4/25
What does the async/await syntax in Node.js provide?
A way to execute SQL queries
A cleaner syntax for working with promises
Synchronous blocking operations
Immediate execution of asynchronous code
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5/25
Which of the following is true about the process object in Node.js?
It provides information about the current Node.js process
It's only available in the browser environment
It allows Node.js to communicate with the operating system's process management
It is used to start a new Node.js process
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6/25
What is the main difference between npm and npx?
npm is a package manager, while npx is a tool to execute packages
npx is a JavaScript runtime, npm is not
npm installs packages globally, while npx does not
There is no difference; they are the same tool
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7/25
What is the default scope of Node.js modules?
Global
Local to the file they are defined in
Local to the directory they are located in
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8/25
Which method is used to read the content of a file in Node.js?
fs.readFile()
fs.readContent()
fs.getContent()
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9/25
Which of the following allows Node.js to provide a non-blocking I/O model?
Single-threaded model
Use of the libuv library
Multi-threaded model
Synchronous execution
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10/25
What does the Node.js os module provide?
Functions for interacting with the operating system
Methods for online storage
Utilities for network operations
Information about the current operating system
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11/25
In Node.js, which method is used to spawn a child process?
process.spawn()
child_process.spawn()
system.spawnProcess()
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12/25
Which of the following correctly checks for the presence of an environment variable in Node.js?
if (process.env.VAR_NAME) {}
if (env.VAR_NAME) {}
if (system.getEnv('VAR_NAME')) {}
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13/25
How can you securely store sensitive data like passwords in Node.js applications?
Using the crypto module for hashing and encryption
Storing them in a .env file as plain text
Using local storage for persistence
Encrypting them with the fs module
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14/25
In Node.js, how can you listen for and respond to uncaught exceptions?
process.on('uncaughtException', function(err) {});
try...catch on the global level
window.onerror for Node.js applications
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15/25
Which of the following is a benefit of using TypeScript with Node.js?
Automatic error correction in runtime
Static typing and compile-time error checking
Increased runtime performance
Direct access to Node.js API without imports
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16/25
What is the primary use of the Node.js 'events' module?
Logging events to a file
Creating and handling custom events
Scheduling events for future execution
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17/25
Which of the following statements about Node.js is true?
Node.js can only run on Linux operating systems
Node.js is a single-threaded, non-blocking, asynchronous programming environment
Node.js does not support ES6 features
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18/25
How can you access the query string parameters in an Express route?
req.query
req.params
req.body
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19/25
What is the output of 'console.log(1 + '2' + 3)' in Node.js?
'123'
6
'15'
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20/25
Which of these statements about the Node.js 'crypto' module is true?
It provides cryptographic functionality that includes a set of wrappers for OpenSSL's hash, HMAC, cipher, decipher, sign, and verify functions
It is used for creating cryptographically secure random numbers
It can only encrypt data but cannot decrypt
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21/25
How do you send a status code of 404 with a message in Express?
res.status(404).send('Not Found')
res.send(404, 'Not Found')
res.sendStatus('404 Not Found')
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22/25
Which of the following is true for process.nextTick() in Node.js?
It is used to defer the execution of a function until the next loop iteration
It schedules a function to execute at the beginning of the next event loop
It is the same as setting a timeout with zero milliseconds
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23/25
How can template literals be used in Node.js?
For defining SQL queries
To concatenate strings and variables
To create HTML templates
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24/25
What does the 'util.inspect()' method do in Node.js?
Converts an object into a string representation
Inspects the performance of a Node.js application
Checks the usability of a module
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25/25
Which Node.js method is used to execute a function after a specified number of milliseconds?
setTimeout()
nextTick()
setInterval()
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