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    Question 1

    Node.js is written in
    • A
      JavaScript
    • B
      C
    • C
      C++
    • D
      All of the above

    Question 2

    How modules in Node.js can be connected from one component to another ?
    • A
      Expose
    • B
      Module
    • C
      Exports
    • D
      All of the above

    Question 3

    Which of the below modules is not a built-in module in Node.js ?
    • A
      zlib
    • B
      HTTPS
    • C
      dgram
    • D
      fsread

    Question 4

    Which of the below command will show all the modules installed locally ?
    • A
      npm ls -g
    • B
      npm ls
    • C
      node ls -g
    • D
      node ls

    Question 5

    Which of the below fs module is used to truncate a file ?
    • A
      fs.delete(fd, len, callback)
    • B
      fs.remove(fd, len, callback)
    • C
      fs.ftruncate(fd, len, callback)
    • D
      None of the above.

    Question 6

    Which template engines can be used with Node.js ?

    • A

      Jade

    • B

      Vash

    • C

      Handlebars

    • D

      All of the above

    Question 7

    How do we return a path string from the given path object in Node.js ?
    • A
      path.get()
    • B
      path.set()
    • C
      path.format()
    • D
      path.return()

    Question 8

    What is the default scope in the Node.js application ?

    • A

      Global

    • B

      Local

    • C

      Global Function

    • D

      Local to object

    Question 9

    Which of the below method is used to return the current working directory of the process ?
    • A
      cwd();
    • B
      cmd();
    • C
      pwd();
    • D
      None of the above

    Question 10

    Which below method is used to check whether the given path is an absolute path or not in Node.js ?
    • A
      path.Query()
    • B
      path.render()
    • C
      path.isAbsolute()
    • D
      path.Absolute()

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