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To read a file in Node.js, you can use the built-in "fs" (File System) module. The "fs" module provides synchronous and asynchronous methods for reading files. While asynchronous methods are more suitable for most high-load applications, synchronous methods can be helpful in automation scripts and other scenarios. To read a file asynchronously in Node.js, use the fs.readFile() method and provide the file path as the first argument and a callback function as the last argument. To read a file synchronously in Node.js, use the fs.readFileSync() method, which takes the file path as the first argument and returns the file data resulting from the call. In this Node.js Read File Example, we use the asynchronous method for reading a file. Click the Execute to run the Node.js Read File Example online and see the result.
To read a file in Node.js, you can use the built-in "fs" (File System) module. The "fs" module provides synchronous and asynchronous methods for reading files. While asynchronous methods are more suitable for most high-load applications, synchronous methods can be helpful in automation scripts and other scenarios. To read a file asynchronously in Node.js, use the fs.readFile() method and provide the file path as the first argument and a callback function as the last argument. To read a file synchronously in Node.js, use the fs.readFileSync() method, which takes the file path as the first argument and returns the file data resulting from the call. In this Node.js Read File Example, we use the asynchronous method for reading a file. Click the Execute to run the Node.js Read File Example online and see the result.