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----------- is a package manager that gets installed when you install Node.js. and gives you the ability to download Node.js modules or “packages” to extend the functionality of your application. GRUNTJS. Node.js. NPM. Mongodb. Bootstrap is a front-end framework that provides a wealth of help for creating a great UI. But we cannot use Bootstrap with Angular. True. False. ------------------ is a web application framework for Node.js that has been designed to do this in a well-tested and repeatable way. Express.js. Node.js. Mongodb. Angular. --------------- is a software platform that allows you to create your own web server and build web applications on top of it. Angular. Node.js. Express.js. Mongodb. The modern websites development starts with the database and web server contains application logic and control in the middle and goes all the way through to the user interface at the --------------------. Front End. Web Framework. Back End. MEAN Stack. The modern websites development starts with the database and web server in the --------------- contains application logic and control in the middle and goes all the way through to the user interface. Front End. Web Framework. Back End. MEAN Stack. The traditional way of building websites the data processing and application logic on the server, which then passes HTML, CSS, JS out to the browser. -------------- enables you to move some or all this processing and logic out to the browser, sometimes leaving the server just passing data from the database. Angular. Node.js. Express.js. Mongodb. The ------------ starts with the database and web server contains application logic and control in the middle and goes all the way through to the user interface. Front End. Web Framework. Back End. MEAN Stack. In real terms, ------------- runs everything inside the browser and never does a full page reload. What this means is that all application logic, data processing, user flow, and template delivery can be managed in the browser. single-page application. multiple-page application. MVVM. All of the mentioned. ------------- comes with a set of predefined CSS classes that can create useful visual components. These include things like page headers, flash-message containers, labels and badges, stylized lists … the list goes on!. Angular. Bootstrap. A & B. None of the mentioned. A common approach to MEAN stack architecture, using MongoDB, Express, and Node.js to build a -------------- that feeds JSON data to an Angular run in the browser. Routes. Mongoose. RESTful API. Express. A common approach to MEAN stack architecture, using MongoDB, Express, and Node.js to build a -------------- that feeds JSON data to an Angular run in the browser. True. False. Command that generate Angular Component product-get. ng g component product-get. angular generate component product-get. angular g component product-get. ng g c product-get. The ----------is a directive that’s available from the router library where the Router inserts the component that gets matched based on the current browser’s URL. NgModel. Router-Outlet. NgClass. routerLink. Each --------- maps a URL path to a component. Path. Page. Route. All the mentioned. Which is a valid route parameter syntax with an id parameter: { path: 'emps/:id', empComponent}. { url: 'emps(id)', empComponent}. { path: 'emps/:id', component: empComponent}. { url: 'emps/?id', component: empComponent}. We can use the reactive forms by importing ReactiveFormsModule from the --------- package. @angular/core. @angular/forms. @angular/platform-browser. @angular/router. This file can contain various metadata about a project, including the packages that it depends on to run. server.js. package.json. package.js. nodemon.json. what we write to install all the dependencies listed in this file. When you run it. npm download. npm start. npm install. npm install packages. Simply wraps the Node application, and other than monitoring for changes causes no interference. npm. nodemon. mongoose. JSON. -------- should map URL requests to controllers. Model. View. Router. Controller. --------- should manage the application logic. Model. View. Router. Controller. npm will download all the packages listed as dependencies and install them into a specific folder in the application called --------------. modules. node_modules. packages. nodemon. Simply wraps the Node application, and other than monitoring for changes causes no interference. npm. nodemon. mongoose. JSON. The const declaration creates a read-only reference to a value. the productController identifier cannot be reassigned. True. False. If we want to load a local, relative JavaScript module into a Node.js. we are using. router. get. require. exports. Line#2. The "controllers/product.controller" file is located in the ---------------e . same folder. controllers folder in the current folder. controllers folder at the root of the site. folder one level up from the current folder. Term refers to how an application’s endpoints (URIs) respond to client requests. router. get. require. exports. The GET method is used to submit an entity to the specified resource, often causing a change in state or side effects on the server. True. False. Line#5. What does code mean?. route (endpoint). next function. callback function. page. Line#6. create module and export it for use elsewhere in our application?. True. False. Line#1. The (JWT) is one method for allowing authentication, without storing any information about the user on the system itself. True. False. A ------------ is an object that can be used to authenticate a user to a server. Token. Payload. Promise. Resolve. the ----------- is a set of fields that you want to include in the token being generated. Token. Payload. Promise. Resolve. Tokens contain embedded user data that is used to identify and authenticate the user. True. False. Line#4. The first argument --------- the promise. rejects. queues. fulfills. encrypts. Line#4. The second argument --------- the promise. rejects. queues. fulfills. encrypts. Line#4. The Promise object represents the eventual completion (or failure) of an asynchronous operation, and its resulting value. True. False. Line#6: The jwt.sign() method creates a unique string of characters representing the payload. True. False. Line#7: What is the process.env.JWT_KEY. hashed password. Bcrypt’s hashing method. secret key defined in config. All the mentioned. The GET method requests a representation of the specified resource. Requests using GET should only retrieve data. True. False. The POST method is used to submit an entity to the specified resource, often causing a change in state or side effects on the server. True. False. The PUT method replaces all current representations of the target resource with the request payload. True. False. The DELETE method deletes the specified resource. True. False. The OPTIONS method is used to describe the communication options for the target resource. True. False. . ---------------defines the way in which the client requests are handled by the application endpoints. Routing. Model. View. Controller. ---------------is used by a server when the server needs to know exactly who is accessing their information or site. Authorization. Encryption. Identification. Authentication. --------------- is a process by which a server determines if the client has permission to use a resource or access a file. Authorization. Encryption. Identification. Authentication. --------------- by a server entails the use of a user name and password, cards, voice recognition, or fingerprints. Authorization. Encryption. Identification. Authentication. --------------- by a server entails the use of a user name and password, cards, voice recognition, or fingerprints. Authorization. Encryption. Identification. Authentication. . By -------------- the data exchanged between the client and server information like password, credit card numbers. Authorization. Encryption. Identification. Authentication. ----------------- involves the process of transforming data so that it is unreadable by anyone who does not have a key. Authorization. Encryption. Identification. Authentication. ------------------ means presenting grounds for the entry to the site or API. Authorization. Encryption. Identification. Authentication. As a rule, your username or email address provided during registration serve as -------------------. Authorization. Encryption. Identification. Authentication. Authorization is usually coupled with authentication so that the server has some concept of who the client is that is requesting access. True. False. --------------------means that you can execute multiple operations/statements at a time and you don't have to finish executing the current operation to move on to next one. Synchronous. Promise. Blocking. Asynchronous/non-Blocking. ------------------- basically, means that you can only execute one statement/operation at a time. Synchronous/Blocking. Promise. Blocking. Asynchronous. --------------------means that all tasks within a block of code are all executed at the same time. Synchronous. Promise. Blocking. Asynchronous/Non-Blocking. ------------------- means that all tasks within a block of code are not all executed at the same time. Synchronous. Promise. Blocking. Asynchronous. A pending promise can either be --------- with a value. fulfilled. rejected. queued. asynchronous. Promise is pending when the ------------------- operation is not yet completed. fulfilled. rejected. queued. asynchronous. Promise pending is -------------- when the operation terminates with an error. fulfilled. rejected. queued. asynchronous. A promise is said to be settled if it is either fulfilled or rejected but pending. True. False. Once a Promise is fulfilled, the respective handler function onFulfilled will be called asynchronously. True. False. Once a Promise is rejected, the respective handler function onRejected will be called asynchronously. True. False. If a handler function returns a value, the promise returned by then gets resolved with the returned value as its value. True. False. The Promise returned by catch() is rejected if onRejected throws an error or returns a Promise which is itself rejected. True. False. One of the property of then() method is that it synchronously returns another promise which allows us to bind chains of promises. True. False. onFulfilled() and onRejected() functions are guaranteed to be invoked asynchronously even if our then() method is asynchronous. True. False. In validation template driven forms, -------- is true if the user has changed the value of the control. touched. pristine. dirty. invalid. In validation template driven forms, --------is true if the user hasn’t changed the value, and false if the user has. touched. pristine. dirty. invalid. In validation template driven forms, -------- is true of the field has been focused by the user, otherwise it’s false. touched. pristine. dirty. invalid. In validation template driven forms, -------- false of the field doesn’t have any validators and would be true if the control was invalid and false if it was valid. valid. pristine. dirty. invalid. --------- is Angular's mechanism for communicating with a remote server over HTTP. Injectable. HttpClient. HttpHeaders. Products.model. Represents the configuration options for an HTTP request. Injectable. HttpClient. HttpHeaders. Products.model. The ---------- represents the actual data and/or information we are dealing with. Injectable. HttpClient. HttpHeaders. Products.model. . Line#5 means that we want to provide the service at the root level (AppModule) When you provide the service at the root level. True. False. . A ------------- is a special method that gets called when a class is instantiated. Class. Constructor. Function. None of the mentioned. ------------------ is a type of web storage that allows JavaScript sites and apps to store and access data right in the browser with no expiration date. Token. HttpHeaders. LocalStorage. Products[]. Constructs a GET request that interprets the body as a JSON object and returns the response body in a ------------------. Token. HttpHeaders. LocalStorage. Products[]. The endpoints (URIs) respond to angular client requests. http://localhost:3007/products/. http://localhost:3007/products/product. ) http://localhost:3007/products/:id. None of the mentioned. toPromise() line#14: It turns out that the observable operator toPromise waits for the observable to complete (or error) before actually resolving itself. True. False. A ------------- is a special method that gets called when a class is instantiated. Class. Constructor. Function. None of the mentioned. A ---------------- is an extensible program-code-template for creating objects. Class. Constructor. Function. 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