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Will Albertsen
13,155 PointsWhat's the answer?
I tried: npm update http-server -g. Apparently the package name is wrong. I'm not sure what else to put here.
2 Answers

Steven Parker
216,878 PointsThe challenge says "Update the global package npm."
So the name of the package you need to update is not "http-server" but "npm" (itself).

shahid manzoor
5,384 Pointsnpm update -g npm It is work for me