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Namaste Node.js covers Buffers in depth because they are a core part of Node.js internals and production-grade backend development.
What Are Buffers in Node.js?
Why does Namaste Node.js teach Buffers?
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Buffers are memory structures used to store and manipulate raw binary data.
Buffers allow Node.js to efficiently process files, media, network packets, and other binary data.
Buffers are used in file systems, networking, Streams, media processing, encryption, and compression.
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