NestJS - PipesWhat does the ParseIntPipe do in a NestJS controller?AConverts a boolean parameter to a stringBConverts a string parameter to an integerCValidates that a parameter is a valid emailDEncrypts the parameter valueCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the purpose of ParseIntPipeThe ParseIntPipe is designed to convert string inputs from route parameters or query parameters into integers.Step 2: Identify what ParseIntPipe does in a controllerWhen applied, it transforms the incoming string parameter into a number type, throwing an error if conversion fails.Final Answer:Converts a string parameter to an integer -> Option BQuick Check:ParseIntPipe function = Convert string to integer [OK]Quick Trick: ParseIntPipe changes strings to numbers safely [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking it validates booleansAssuming it encrypts dataConfusing with validation pipes
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