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16,515 PointsQuiz question: Understanding Node.js APIs
In the Node.js documentation, I can use the ? index to help me decide what API's I should use.
My answers were; official index and site index. Both were incorrect. I have reviewed the videos and looked at the transcripts but, have not found the answer. What am I missing.
jason
7 Answers
Kenneth Kinsey
14,897 PointsIt's going to be the API Index, but Node.js changed the site a bit since then, so it's not referred to in that way on their website anymore. But you would still go to the main index for the various API's here to figure out which ones to use. v6: https://nodejs.org/dist/latest-v6.x/docs/api/ v7: https://nodejs.org/dist/latest-v7.x/docs/api/
jamesoneill
5,167 PointsI got stuck on this question also. The answer they are looking for is (stability) index. Hope this helps.
Jason Peay
16,515 PointsThank you, Jamesoneill. Your answer was helpful.
Ryan Martin
7,047 PointsThe correct answer is the Stability Index.
Kenan Allan
4,016 PointsStability
Wilma Rivera
Courses Plus Student 100 PointsIn the Node.js documentation, I can use the Stability Index to help me decide what APIs I should use.
Jason Peay
16,515 PointsThanks, Kenneth
archiebolt makumbi
7,073 Pointsthe answer they are looking for is stability not
ohboy
2,232 Pointsohboy
2,232 Pointswrong
Ryan Martin
7,047 PointsRyan Martin
7,047 PointsThe correct answer is actually the Stability Index.