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NodeJS Topics

The document provides an overview of Node.js, highlighting its characteristics as a JavaScript runtime and its applications in APIs and real-time apps. It covers basic Node.js modules for file handling, web server creation, and system information, as well as the process of creating a server. Additionally, it explains why Express.js is preferred for server creation due to its built-in features and ease of use.

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NodeJS Topics

The document provides an overview of Node.js, highlighting its characteristics as a JavaScript runtime and its applications in APIs and real-time apps. It covers basic Node.js modules for file handling, web server creation, and system information, as well as the process of creating a server. Additionally, it explains why Express.js is preferred for server creation due to its built-in features and ease of use.

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Node.

js – Topics & Teaching Notes

1. [Link] Theory

• What is [Link] and why it is used.


• [Link] is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome’s V8 engine.
• Single-threaded, event-driven, and non-blocking architecture.
• Where [Link] is used: APIs, real-time apps, servers.

2. Basic [Link] Modules

• Core modules provided by [Link].


• fs module – file handling.
• http module – creating web servers.
• path module – file and directory paths.
• os module – system information.
• url module – URL parsing.

3. Creating a Server using [Link]

• Using http module to create a server.


• Handling request and response objects.
• Setting headers and status codes.
• Serving text or HTML responses.
• Basic routing using if/else.

4. Why [Link] is Preferred over [Link]

• Simplifies server creation.


• Built-in routing system.
• Middleware support.
• Easier handling of requests and responses.
• Scalable and maintainable code.
• Industry-standard framework.

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