pause()

resume()

stop()

end()

write()

read()

transform()

on()

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To read data from a readable stream

To write data to a writable stream

To transfer data from a readable stream to a writable stream

To handle errors in a stream

A stream that reads data from a source

A stream that writes data to a destination

A stream that can be used for both reading and writing

A stream that transforms data as it flows through the stream

A mechanism for handling errors in Node.js

A module for organizing and reusing code in Node.js

A powerful feature for reading and writing data in small chunks in Node.js

A web framework for building scalable web applications in Node.js

Async/await is a replacement for promises.

Async/await is a built-in error handling mechanism.

Async/await is only available in the latest versions of Node.js.

Async/await can simplify the code syntax of promises.

Promises provide a cleaner and more readable code syntax.

Promises provide a built-in error handling mechanism.

Promises can be used to handle asynchronous operations.

Promises can be nested, leading to callback hell.

To indicate that the readable stream has finished reading data

To indicate that new data is available to be read from the stream

To indicate that the stream has encountered an error

To indicate that the stream has been closed

To indicate that the writable stream has finished writing data

To indicate that new data is available to be read from the stream

To indicate that the stream is no longer writable

To indicate that the stream is ready to receive more data to be written