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W Skiff
85 PointsHow do you require node.js' http module and assign it to the variable http?
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Andrew Kiernan
26,892 PointsThe nodejs module system is just like declaring a variable in javascript, and you use node's "require" method to do so. So you can assign node's http module to a variable called "http" by writing:
var http = require("http");
Hope that helps!
archiebolt makumbi
7,073 Pointsconst https = require('https');
this one is the correct answer
Eric Green
6,521 PointsThis code worked for me. Hope this helps too! const https = require('https');
Artur Stepaniuk
3,862 PointsThanks mate it was a bit confusing after watching video