How to install Node js on Ubuntu
In this video, we walk through the quick and easy process of setting up Node.js on your Ubuntu system. Whether you are building the next big web app or just starting your coding journey, this guide ensures your environment is ready to go in minutes.
Installation Steps
Update Package Index: We begin by refreshing your local package database to ensure you have access to the latest software versions.
Install Node.js: We use the standard Ubuntu package manager to pull the Node.js runtime directly into your system.
Verify Installation: Finally, we run a version check to confirm that Node.js was installed successfully and is ready for use.
Commands Used in This Video
Update packages: sudo apt update
Install Node.js: sudo apt install nodejs
Check version: node -v
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