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How to Uninstall Node.js and NPM?

You can uninstall Node.js and NPM same as like your other software. The following steps as below,  1.       Open your windows control panel. 2.       Choose the programs & features option. 3.       Click to “uninstall a program”. 4.       Select installed Node.js, and click the uninstall link.

Installing Node.js on Windows, Mac and Linux

How to setup a Node.js development environment on Windows, Mac and Linux? It is easy to install Node.js on Mac , Windows and Linux . Simply you can go to Node.js official site and download you installer (Mac, Windows and Linux), and then execute the installer as per you and after that your window installer you received a text messages looks like,  “Congrats!! You successfully installed Node.js on Windows!!” Node.js Installer Following Steps, 1.       Download the Windows installer from Nodejs.org official site. 2.       Click and Run the installer (.msi installer package). 3.        Follow the prompts instructions of the installer (Accept the agreement and click the NEXT button). 4.        Restart your computer to get everything working in your command line interface (CLI). Download Installer , Download Node.js built installer and source code as for you, ...

Node.js - REPL Terminal - Read Eval Print Loop

What is REPL ? The REPL stand for “ Read Eval Print Loop ” and The REPL module provides a “Read-Eval-Print-Loop” implementation.                     I.             Read – Read user inputs.                   II.             Eval – Evaluates the data structure.                 III.             Print – Print the result.                 IV.             Loop - Loops the above command until the user multiple presses. It is also...

What is NPM?

The NPM stand for “ Node Package Manager ” and it is an online repository for publishing to node.js projects. It is a command line utility that is use for,                     I.             Package Installation,                   II.             Version Management                 III.             Dependency Management                 IV.             Repositories and           ...