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by IsaacSchlueter
5305 days ago
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"Stdin" is the "standard input" to a program. Typically, this is connected to your keyboard input through a tty, but not always. Node tries to rely on Unix terminology when applicable. If you've never done systems programming of any sort, then yes, this may be a blocker. But, I don't think that most programming language documentation takes the time to explain what "stdin" is. |
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I wasnt trying to be inflammatory in any way.