Recall & Review
beginner
What does
stream.pipe() do in Node.js?It connects one stream's output to another stream's input, allowing data to flow automatically from the source to the destination.
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beginner
Why is piping streams useful?
Piping lets you process data step-by-step without loading everything into memory, making it efficient and fast for large data like files or network data.
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intermediate
What happens if an error occurs in a piped stream?
Errors in any stream in the pipe chain must be handled separately; otherwise, the process might crash or hang.
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beginner
How do you pipe a readable stream to a writable stream in Node.js?
Use
readableStream.pipe(writableStream); to send data from the readable to the writable stream.Click to reveal answer
intermediate
Can you pipe multiple streams together? How?
Yes, you can chain multiple streams by piping one into the next, like
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What is the main purpose of
pipe() in Node.js streams?✗ Incorrect
pipe() connects streams so data flows from one to another without manual handling.Which stream type can you pipe data into?
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You pipe data into writable streams because they accept data input.
What happens if you don’t handle errors in a piped stream?
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Uncaught errors in streams can crash or hang the Node.js process.
How do you chain three streams together?
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You chain streams by piping one into the next in order.
Which of these is NOT a benefit of piping streams?
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Piping avoids loading all data into memory, which is a benefit, not a drawback.
Explain how piping streams together works in Node.js and why it is useful.
Think about how water flows through connected pipes.
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Describe how to handle errors when using piped streams in Node.js.
Errors in streams are events, not exceptions.
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