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EventEmitter class in Node.js - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is the purpose of the <code>EventEmitter</code> class in Node.js?
The <code>EventEmitter</code> class allows objects to emit named events and register functions (listeners) to respond when those events occur. It helps manage asynchronous events easily.
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beginner
How do you add a listener function to an event using EventEmitter?
Use the on(eventName, listener) method to register a listener function that runs whenever the specified event is emitted.
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beginner
What method do you use to trigger or emit an event in EventEmitter?
Use the emit(eventName, ...args) method to trigger an event and optionally pass arguments to the listener functions.
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intermediate
What happens if you emit an event with no listeners attached in EventEmitter?
Nothing happens; the event is emitted but no functions run because no listeners are registered for that event.
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How can you remove a listener from an event in EventEmitter?
Use the removeListener(eventName, listener) or off(eventName, listener) method to remove a specific listener function from an event.
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Which method adds a listener to an event in EventEmitter?
AremoveListener()
Bemit()
Ctrigger()
Don()
What does the emit() method do?
ATriggers an event
BRemoves a listener
CCreates a new EventEmitter
DLists all events
If no listeners are registered for an event, what happens when you emit it?
AA default listener runs
BAn error is thrown
CNothing happens
DThe program crashes
Which method removes a listener from an event?
Aemit()
Boff()
CaddListener()
Dlisten()
What kind of programming does EventEmitter help manage?
AAsynchronous event-driven programming
BFunctional programming
CProcedural programming
DSynchronous programming
Explain how you would use the EventEmitter class to respond to a custom event in Node.js.
Think about how events and listeners work together.
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    Describe the difference between the on() and emit() methods in the EventEmitter class.
    One sets up a reaction, the other starts the event.
    You got /3 concepts.