Local

‘.Local.’‘.Local.’ `.Local.` is a special variable in Node.js that represents the currently executing module. It is similar to the `this` keyword in other programming languages, but it is scoped to the current module only. The `.Local.` variable can be used to access the following properties and methods: * exports: The exports object of the current module. * filename: The full path to the current module’s file. * module: The module object of the current module. * parent: The parent module of the current module, if any. * require(path): A function that can be used to require another module. The `.Local.` variable is often used to access the exports object of a module. This can be useful when you want to export a function or object from a module without having to explicitly specify the name of the module. For example: “`javascript // myModule.js const myFunction = () => { console.log(‘Hello from myModule!’); }; // Another module const {Local} = require(‘module’); const myFunction = Local.exports.myFunction; “` In this example, the `myFunction` function is exported from the `myModule.js` module without having to explicitly specify the name of the module. This makes it easier to use the function in other modules. The `.Local.` variable can also be used to access the filename of the current module. This can be useful when you want to log the name of the file that is currently being executed. For example: “`javascript console.log(`Current file: ${Local.filename}`); “` Finally, the `.Local.` variable can be used to access the parent module of the current module. This can be useful when you want to access the exports object of the parent module. For example: “`javascript const parentExports = Local.parent.exports; “` The `.Local.` variable is a powerful tool that can be used to access information about the currently executing module. It is often used to access the exports object of a module, but it can also be used to access the filename and parent module of the current module.