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NodeJS Basics
1/25
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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2/25
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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3/25
Which of the following is an EventEmitter function used to register a listener for a named event?
event.on()
event.listen()
event.register()
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4/25
Which of the following is used to create a RESTful web service in Node.js?
The http module
The fs module
The url module
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5/25
What is the purpose of the Buffer class in Node.js?
To handle binary data
To buffer all the application data in memory
To manage application caching
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6/25
Which of the following best describes the Node.js global object?
An object that provides functions and variables that can be used anywhere in the application
A global variable that stores user session data
A module that needs to be imported before use
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7/25
How does Node.js handle non-blocking operations?
Using callbacks
Using promises
Using async/await syntax
By pausing the execution of the entire application
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8/25
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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9/25
Which of the following methods can be used to prevent a program from exiting immediately in Node.js?
process.exit()
process.stayAlive()
setInterval()
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10/25
What is the primary use case for the Node.js crypto module?
Performing cryptographic operations like hashing and encryption
Generating random numbers
Creating secure network connections
Managing cryptocurrency transactions
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11/25
How do you update npm to its latest version?
npm update npm
npm install -g npm@latest
npm upgrade npm
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12/25
What is the command to list all the global packages installed with npm?
npm list -g
npm global list
npm show all
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13/25
How can you ensure that a function is executed after all callbacks have completed in Node.js?
Using the async module's series method
Using the Promise.all method
By nesting callbacks
Using the EventEmitter class
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14/25
In Node.js, which method is used to spawn a child process?
process.spawn()
child_process.spawn()
system.spawnProcess()
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15/25
What is the purpose of the 'util.promisify' function in Node.js?
To convert a callback-based function into a promise-based one
To create a new Promise object
To optimize utility functions for performance
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16/25
What is the purpose of the Node.js 'cluster' module?
To enable load balancing over multiple CPU cores
To manage a cluster of database connections
To cluster data for machine learning tasks
To synchronize the execution of multiple node instances
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17/25
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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18/25
What is the best practice for managing asynchronous code in Node.js?
Using nested callbacks
Using Promises and async/await
Executing synchronous functions in parallel
Avoiding asynchronous code
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19/25
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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20/25
In Node.js, what does the 'path.join()' method do?
Joins all given path segments together
Joins two arrays into one
Concatenates two strings
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21/25
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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22/25
Which function is used to read data from a readable stream in Node.js?
stream.read()
stream.getData()
stream.fetch()
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23/25
In Node.js, which of the following is true about environment variables?
They can store application configuration separately from code
They are accessible through the 'process.env' object
They can only be set within the application code
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24/25
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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25/25
Which method is an effective way to handle rejected promises in async/await syntax in Node.js?
Using a try/catch block
Using the .catch() method on each promise
Using process.on('unhandledRejection', handler)
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