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| ## Q: What is `NPM`? | ||
| A: It is a tool used for package management and the default package manager for Node projects. `NPM is installed when NodeJS` is installed on a machine. It comes with a command-line interface (CLI) used to interact with the online database of NPM. This database is called the NPM Registry, and it hosts public and private 'packages.' To add or update packages, we use the NPM CLI to interact with this database. | ||
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| It is the default package manager for Node.js, and it is used to: |
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this documentation looks duplicate of above answer of "What is NPM".
Above answer is itself complete and correct
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