Setting Up nvm-windows, NodeJS, and npm on Windows 11 with Visual Studio Code

<h1>What is NVM?</h1> <p>Node Version Manager (NVM), as the name implies, is a tool for managing Node versions on your device.</p> <p>Different projects on your device may be using different versions of Node. Using only one version (the one installed by&nbsp;<code>npm</code>) for these different projects may not give you accurate execution results.</p> <p>For example, if you use a Node version of&nbsp;<strong>10.0.0</strong>&nbsp;for a project that uses&nbsp;<strong>12.0.0</strong>, you may get some errors. And if you update the Node version to&nbsp;<strong>12.0.0</strong>&nbsp;with npm, and you use it for a project that uses&nbsp;<strong>10.0.0</strong>, you may not get the expected experience.</p> <p>In fact, you would most likely get a warning that says:</p> <p><a href="https://technoteswowowow.medium.com/setting-up-nvm-windows-nodejs-and-npm-on-windows-11-with-visual-studio-code-50b2e62e3ca9"><strong>Learn More</strong></a></p>
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