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All right.

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And up next, we have streams in jazz and at its simplest streams are used to read or write sequentially.

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Basically when we have to handle and manipulate streaming data, for example, continuous source or

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a big file, streams come in real handy in order for different types of streams.

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We have a writable used to write data sequentially than we have readable, used to read data sequentially.

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Duplex used to both read and write data sequentially and also transform where data can be modified when

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writing or reading.

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Just like with events, many built in modules and note implements, streaming interface.

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And what's also interesting streams extant event Amita's class, which simply means that we can use

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events like data and on streams and streams are somewhat of an advanced topic.

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A. I'll try to keep it short and sweet, mostly by showing you examples of streams and hopefully that

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where you get the main idea without being overwhelmed.