- Node.js - Home
- Node.js - Introduction
- Node.js - Environment Setup
- Node.js - First Application
- Node.js - REPL Terminal
- Node.js - Command Line Options
- Node.js - Package Manager (NPM)
- Node.js - Callbacks Concept
- Node.js - Upload Files
- Node.js - Send an Email
- Node.js - Events
- Node.js - Event Loop
- Node.js - Event Emitter
- Node.js - Debugger
- Node.js - Global Objects
- Node.js - Console
- Node.js - Process
- Node.js - Scaling Application
- Node.js - Packaging
- Node.js - Express Framework
- Node.js - RESTFul API
- Node.js - Buffers
- Node.js - Streams
- Node.js - File System
- Node.js MySQL
- Node.js - MySQL Get Started
- Node.js - MySQL Create Database
- Node.js - MySQL Create Table
- Node.js - MySQL Insert Into
- Node.js - MySQL Select From
- Node.js - MySQL Where
- Node.js - MySQL Order By
- Node.js - MySQL Delete
- Node.js - MySQL Update
- Node.js - MySQL Join
- Node.js MongoDB
- Node.js - MongoDB Get Started
- Node.js - MongoDB Create Database
- Node.js - MongoDB Create Collection
- Node.js - MongoDB Insert
- Node.js - MongoDB Find
- Node.js - MongoDB Query
- Node.js - MongoDB Sort
- Node.js - MongoDB Delete
- Node.js - MongoDB Update
- Node.js - MongoDB Limit
- Node.js - MongoDB Join
- Node.js Modules
- Node.js - Modules
- Node.js - Built-in Modules
- Node.js - Utility Modules
- Node.js - Web Module
Node.js Online Quiz
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Q 1 - Why code written in Node.JS is pretty fast although being written in JavaScript?
A - Node.JS internally converts JavaScript code to Java based code and then execute the same.
B - Node.JS internally converts JavaScript code to C based code and then execute the same.
Answer : C
Explanation
Being built on Google Chrome's V8 JavaScript Engine, Node.js library is very fast in code execution.
Q 2 - What is use of Underscore Variable in REPL session?
Answer : B
Explanation
You can use undercore _ to get the last result.
Answer : A
Explanation
True! Node js is a single threaded application but it support concurrency via concept of event and callbacks.
Q 4 - Which method of fs module is used to close a file?
B - fs.closeFile(fd, callback)
Answer : A
Explanation
fs.close(fd, callback) is the method which is used to close a file.
Q 5 - Which method of fs module is used to read a directory?
A - fs.readDirectory(path[, mode], callback)
B - fs.read(path[, mode], callback)
Answer : C
Explanation
fs.readdir(path, callback)is the method which is used to read a directory.
Q 6 - Which of the following code prints current directory?
A - console.log('Current directory: ' + process.cwd());
B - console.log('Current directory: ' + console.cwd());
C - console.log('Current directory: ' + process.currenWorkingDirectory());
Answer : A
Explanation
process.cwd() can be used to get the current working directory.
Q 7 - Which of the following code print the platform of operating system?
A - console.log('platform : ' + os.platform);
B - console.log('platform : ' + os.platform());
Answer : B
Explanation
os.platform() returns the operating system platform.
Q 8 - Which of the following method resolves an ip address to an array of hostnames?
B - dns.resolve(hostname[, rrtype], callback)
Answer : A
Explanation
dns.reverse(ip, callback) resolves an ip address to an array of hostnames.
Q 9 - Which of the following is true about external binding with respect to domain module?
A - Error emmitter is executing its code within run method of a domain.
B - Error emmitter is added explicitly to a domain using its add method.
Answer : B
Explanation
Error emmitter is added explicitly to a domain using its add method in case of external binding.
Q 10 - A stream fires error event when there is any error receiving or writing data.
Answer : B
Explanation
A stream fires error event when there is any error receiving or writing data.