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Node.js

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Node.js Tutorial | Learn Node.js for Beginners

Full theory

  • Node.js — JavaScript on the server (V8 + event loop).
  • Non-blocking I/O fits APIs and realtime apps.
  • npm + package.json manage dependencies/scripts.
  • CommonJS require or ESM import for modules.
  • CPU-heavy work can block the event loop — offload it.
Exam tip

Explain Node.js as: meaning → why it matters → one tiny example.

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