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OK, that was fun.

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We created our first module and in the process covered the general module syntax and use cases as well.

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Now, as well as helpful as our say high function is, some very smart people created way more useful

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modules than that.

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And the good news is that we can start using them right away.

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So what I'm trying to say here is that node has a bunch of built in modules that we can use freely in

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our apps and following videos we're going to cover following modules or module.

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So operating system module path, module file system module as well as HTP module to set up our HTP

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server.

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And before we continue, let me just say this.

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I purposely cover only a few major modules and more specifically only few properties and methods provided

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by those modules.

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You see the list of built in modules and node is quite big and the amount of properties and methods

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each module has combined is of course even bigger.

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And as a result, we could easily spend the remainder of the course on just that.

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But is that really beneficial?

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And of course, the answer is no.

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Instead, let's cover the general set up first and later as we progress with the course, implement

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some modules as we go.

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Now, if you're interested in more properties and methods built in modules have just navigated the rocks

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and go nuts.

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So if at any point you would want to find out more about specific property or methods or a built in

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module in general, navigate, you know, drag and land, look for the rocks.

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And again, in my case, the version, the long term support version is 14.

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So I'm going to click here.

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But as you can see, we also have an option of going to the older versions as well.

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So as you can see, I can get the docs for the older versions as well, but I'm just going to stick

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with my version and then be prepared to go nuts.

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If you enjoy Dark's than you have yourself a big old party where of course, you can look for modules

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and then each module has the properties as well as the methods.

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So of course, you can get a extremely detailed information on the properties as well as the methods

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here in the.

