Node.js - Timers and SchedulingWhich of the following best describes the purpose of setTimeout in Node.js?ATo execute a function repeatedly at fixed intervalsBTo immediately execute a function without delayCTo execute a function once after a specified delayDTo pause the entire program for a given timeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify setTimeout functionalitysetTimeout schedules a function to run once after a delay in milliseconds.Step 2: Differentiate from similar functionssetInterval runs repeatedly; setTimeout runs once; no function pauses the entire program.Final Answer:To execute a function once after a specified delay -> Option CQuick Check:setTimeout = single delayed execution [OK]Quick Trick: setTimeout runs once after delay, setInterval repeats [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing setTimeout with setIntervalThinking setTimeout pauses the programAssuming setTimeout runs immediately
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