Installing Node.js and Visual Studio Code

This video tutorial covers the installation of Node.js and setting up a text editor for scripting. It begins with an introduction to Node.js and its importance, followed by a detailed guide on downloading and installing Node.js from the official website. The tutorial also includes steps to verify the installation using terminal commands. Additionally, it explores various text editor options, recommending Visual Studio Code for its features and compatibility. The video concludes by ensuring viewers are ready to proceed with the course, equipped with Node.js and a suitable text editor.

Why is it important to install a text editor along with Node.js?

• To write and edit scripts

• To play games

• To browse the internet

• To watch videos

Which website is recommended for downloading Node.js?

• nodejs.edu

• nodejs.com

• nodejs.org

• nodejs.net

What is the significance of the LTS version of Node.js?

• Limited Time Support

• Latest Technology Support

• Low Tech Support

• Long Term Support

What command is used to verify the Node.js installation?

• node --version

• node version

• node -v

• node -version

What should you do if the Node.js command is not recognized?

• Open a new terminal

• Check the internet connection

• Restart the computer

• Reinstall Node.js

Which text editor is highlighted for its debugging capabilities with Node.js?

• Webstorm

• Sublime Text

• Visual Studio Code

• Atom

What is a key feature of Visual Studio Code that makes it popular?

• It only works on Windows

• It is open source and customizable

• It has a limited number of extensions

• It is a paid software