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Create and Print Buffer

January 26, 2024

javascript

#Node.js #Buffer #Buffer.from #Buffer toString

// Create a Buffer from a string
const buffer = Buffer.from('Hello, Node.js!');

// Print the Buffer as a string
console.log('Buffer:', buffer.toString());

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body {
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