Learn Node Js MCQs

Prepare Node Js MCQs (Multiple choice Questions) for exam and job interviews.

How do you handle multiple asynchronous operations in Node.js?

1) Using Promises or async/await

2) Using try/catch blocks

3) Using if/else statements

4) Using process.nextTick()

Answer : Option 1

What does the `util.inspect()` method do?

1) Returns a string representation of an object for debugging

2) Creates a deep clone of an object

3) Merges two objects into one

4) Compares two objects for equality

Answer : Option 1

How can you create a buffer from a string in Node.js?

1) Using `Buffer.from()`

2) Using `Buffer.alloc()`

3) Using `Buffer.compare()`

4) Using `Buffer.concat()`

Answer : Option 1

What is the purpose of `tls.createServer()`?

1) To create a secure TCP server

2) To create a UDP server

3) To create an HTTP server

4) To create a WebSocket server

Answer : Option 1

How do you handle uncaught exceptions in a Node.js application?

1) Using `process.on('uncaughtException', ...)`

2) Using `try/catch` blocks

3) Using `throw` statements

4) Using `process.exit()`

Answer : Option 1

Which method is used to listen for data on a readable stream?

1) on('data')

2) on('end')

3) on('close')

4) on('error')

Answer : Option 1

What does `os.platform()` return?

1) The operating system platform

2) The system's CPU architecture

3) The system's hostname

4) The total memory of the system

Answer : Option 1

How do you delete a file asynchronously in Node.js?

1) Using `fs.unlink()`

2) Using `fs.remove()`

3) Using `fs.delete()`

4) Using `fs.destroy()`

Answer : Option 1

What is the purpose of `stream.pipe()`?

1) To pass data from a readable stream to a writable stream

2) To create a duplex stream

3) To create a transform stream

4) To close a stream

Answer : Option 1

How can you get the version of Node.js that you are running?

1) Using `node -v` or `process.version`

2) Using `node --version` or `fs.version()`

3) Using `node -version` or `process.env.NODE_VERSION`

4) Using `node.version` or `process.getVersion()`

Answer : Option 1