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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you how to
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check the NodeJS version installed on
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your system on the terminal. So the
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command is very simple. You simply write
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node d- version. So this will exactly
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tell you the installed version inside
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your system which is 23.7.0.
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And if you're wondering where is NodeJS
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installed on your system, so there is
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this command here which you can execute
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where node. So then it will exactly tell
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you the location where it is installed
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on your system. So it is typically
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located inside C program files NodeJS.
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So you can copy this address and simply
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go to the right here and simply paste
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this location.
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So see program files NodeJS. So it
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actually inside your program files we
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have this folder NodeJS and inside this
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we have all these executables out there
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if you see so this is our NodeJS
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executable.
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So in this easy way you can locate your
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NodeJS inside your system inside
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terminal and if you haven't installed
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NodeJS it's very easy simply type node
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download go to their official website
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and download the latest version.
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So
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for Windows we have this installer right
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here. So which will automatically
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install it for your Windows machine. For
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Linux you run simply select the
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architecture and operating system and
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then install it. And also check out my
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website freemediatools.com
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uh which contains thousands of tools.
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