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| **Node.js** is not written in JavaScript (it is written in C++) but it uses the JavaScript language as an interpretive language for Server-side request/response processing. In other words, **Node.js** runs stand-alone JavaScript programs. The advantage is that programmers can use their current, albeit Client-side, programming knowledge and begin coding with **Node.js** much more easily. | **Node.js** is not written in JavaScript (it is written in C++) but it uses the JavaScript language as an interpretive language for Server-side request/response processing. In other words, **Node.js** runs stand-alone JavaScript programs. The advantage is that programmers can use their current, albeit Client-side, programming knowledge and begin coding with **Node.js** much more easily. | ||
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