Node.js - Worker ThreadsYou want to pass a large array to a worker thread without copying it to save memory. Which approach should you use?APass the array directly in workerDataBUse a SharedArrayBuffer and pass it via workerDataCSerialize the array to JSON and pass as stringDUse environment variables to share the arrayCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand data copying in workersPassing normal arrays copies data, which uses more memory.Step 2: Use SharedArrayBuffer for shared memorySharedArrayBuffer allows sharing memory between threads without copying.Final Answer:Use a SharedArrayBuffer and pass it via workerData -> Option BQuick Check:Use SharedArrayBuffer to share large data efficiently [OK]Quick Trick: Use SharedArrayBuffer to share memory without copying [OK]Common Mistakes:Passing large arrays directly causing copiesUsing JSON serialization wasting memory
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