Node.js - Error Handling PatternsWhich of the following is the correct syntax for an error-first callback function in Node.js?Afunction callback(error, result) { ... }Bfunction callback(result, error) { ... }Cfunction callback() { ... }Dfunction callback(result) { ... }Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the correct parameter orderThe error-first callback convention requires the first parameter to be error, second to be result.Step 2: Match the syntaxOnly the function with parameters (error, result) follows this convention correctly.Final Answer:function callback(error, result) { ... } -> Option AQuick Check:Callback params: error first, result second [OK]Quick Trick: Error is first parameter in callback functions [OK]Common Mistakes:Swapping error and result parametersOmitting error parameterUsing only one parameter for result
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