Run "npm install lodash" in your terminal. What do you notice?

- Only Lodash is
installed
A package.json must have _________. - Both
Which of the following is not a package manager? - gulp
Installing a package in npm will ___________. - All of the options mentioned
Which of the following is not an npm command? - auth
NPM is a package manager for ____________. - Javascript programming language

Which of the following commands can be used to check if the project has all
latest versions of the packages? - npm outdated
A_______ is a file or directory that is described by a package.json. - Package
Which of the following commands can be used to install a package as a
devDependency? - npm install <package name> --save-dev
"npm config get prefix" command returns the path where __________ - global
packages are installed
Installing a package globally will download the package into node_modules
directory and creates a command in the bin directory linking it to the package.
- True
Which of the following commands can be used to install package "lodash" with a
specific minor version? - npm install lodash@3.1 --save

Which of the following commands can be used to create user with access to npm
registry? - npm adduser
Which of the following commands can be used to publish a public package? - npm
publish --access=public
By default scoped packages are published as __________. - Private
Documentation related to the package is usually available in __________. -
README.md
Which of the following commands can be used to create a scoped package? - npm
init --scope=<scopename>
On trying to publish a package with name matching an existing package, npm will
increment the major version and override the existing package in registry. -
False

Package names in npm registry do not have to be unique. - False

"npm ls" is used to _________. - list installed modules
npm by default installs packages in which scope? - Local
What command is used to update and edit the contents of the user and global
npmrc files? - npm config
Which command allows users to lock down the versions of installed packages? -
shrinkwrap
By default, npm installs any dependency in the global mode. - False
The below command can be used to set the username as scope. - npm config set
scope <username>
Semantic Versioning (SemVer) is versioning convention composed of three numbers
which are ____________. - Major.Minor.Patch
Which of the following commands can be used to install npm packages globally? -
npm install -g <package>
Arguments in the npm run command refers to __________ in package.json? -
property configured in script object
A package.json file _________. - All the options mentioned
npm is __________. - Both
Packages which are required only for development and testing are configured
in__________. - devdependencies
Scoped Packages begin with __________. - @
Which of the following commands can be used to remove the packages that are not
being used in a project? - npm prune
Package Management Tool used by Facebook and Google is __________. - Yarn
Which command helps to reduce duplication? - dedupe
Which of the following commands help in updating npm packages? - npm update
Sudo command is ______________. - Used to change permissions in npm
Which of the following commands can be used to list top level modules? - npm
list --depth 0
Which of the command is a quicker way to generate a package.json file? - npm

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 init -y
Which of the following search commands returns all packages with name starting
with Aj~? - npm search re~
Which of the commands is used to change the public package to private? - npm
access restricted <package_name>
Which of the following command is used to find the version of npm? - - $ npm
-version wrong --> $ npm getVersion

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