Full Stack Web Development MASTERY Course - Novice to Expert - Synchronous CRUD Operations Using FS Modules

This video tutorial covers performing CRUD operations using the FS module in Node.js. It begins with creating a folder named CRUD, followed by creating and writing to a README file. The tutorial then demonstrates appending data to the file, reading file data as a string using UTF-8 encoding, and concludes with renaming and deleting files and folders. Each step is explained with code examples and terminal commands.

Describe the process of creating a folder named 'CRUD' using Node.js.

What does CRUD stand for?

Explain the purpose of the FS module in Node.js.

What is the significance of the 'mkdirs sync' function?

How can you create a file named 'readme.txt' inside the 'CRUD' folder?

What is the difference between 'writeFileSync' and 'appendFileSync'?

Explain how to read data from a file without getting buffer data.

What steps are involved in renaming a file in Node.js?

Describe the process of deleting a file and a folder using Node.js.

What is the purpose of the 'unlinkSync' function?