Node.js - Child ProcessesWhich method is used to create a child process that supports IPC in Node.js?Afork()Bspawn()Cexec()DcreateProcess()Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Review child process creation methodsNode.js provides spawn(), exec(), and fork() to create child processes.Step 2: Identify which supports IPCOnly fork() creates a child process with an IPC channel for message passing.Final Answer:fork() -> Option AQuick Check:IPC child process method = fork() [OK]Quick Trick: Use fork() for IPC, spawn() and exec() do not support it by default [OK]Common Mistakes:Choosing spawn() or exec() which lack IPC channelAssuming createProcess() exists in Node.js
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