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Please take a little more time to read through the questions to make sure you understand what is being asked. Or, ask for help! I'm always happy to clarify if something is confusing.
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| npm init -y | ||
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| generate an empty npm project without going through an interactive process |
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It's not necessarily that it's empty, it's that it sets all the default values.
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This answer doesn't describe what is happening. When you run npm test, the value of test gets run. So, in this case, we get a message printed to the screen and then our program exits.
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| my-file is not one of npm command |
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Correct! But then, how would you run it? In this case, you would type: npm run my-file
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| String, Number, Boolean, Undefined, Null, Object, Array, Function |
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The question above is asking what the types are of module.exports and require specifically. module.exports is an Object whereas require() is a Function.
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This doesn't describe what path is. path is a module built-in to Node that we can use to access information about the file system.
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| const moment = require('./node_modules/moment/moment.js') |
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While you can do this, you do not need to. You only need to do the following:
const moment = require('moment')This will find the package in the node_modules/ folder by default.
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