Correct Answer : Server Side
Correct Answer : Javascript
Correct Answer : .js
Correct Answer : Global Object
Correct Answer : require();
Correct Answer : fsread
Correct Answer : module.exports
Correct Answer : File System
Correct Answer : Local
Correct Answer : Both of the above
Correct Answer : Node based server uses a single threaded model and can serve much larger number of requests compared to any traditional server like Apache HTTP Server.
Correct Answer : All of the above
Correct Answer : npm --version
Correct Answer : All of these
Correct Answer : Being built on Google Chrome's V8 JavaScript Engine
Correct Answer : node-static
Correct Answer : null
Correct Answer : All of above
Correct Answer : $ node --version
Correct Answer : Aurelia
Correct Answer : Handlebars
Correct Answer : process.cwd();
Correct Answer : Use gzip compression
Correct Answer : $ npm install express
Correct Answer : GruntJS
Correct Answer : Both of the above.
Correct Answer : Ctrl + C
Correct Answer : 18
Correct Answer : testing node.js/JavaScript expressions
Correct Answer : Asynchronous
Correct Answer : EventEmitter
Correct Answer : var http = require("http")
Correct Answer : to get the last result
Correct Answer : var fs = import("fs")
Correct Answer : Read Eval Print Loop
Correct Answer : $ node
Correct Answer : Node Package Manager
Correct Answer : $ npm ls -g
Correct Answer : Path module
Correct Answer : npm install -g nodemon
Correct Answer : Chorme V8
Correct Answer : events
Correct Answer : isEqualNode()
Correct Answer : /books/!:from-:to
Correct Answer : path.normalize('/test/test1//2slashes/1slash/tab/..')
Correct Answer : 12
Correct Answer : Returns the root element
Correct Answer : compareDocumentPosition()
Correct Answer : previousSibling