Nodejs: Templating with EJS

What does EJS stand for in the context of Express.js templating?

• Extensible JavaScript

• Embedded JavaScript

• Expressive JSON

• External JSON Syntax

How do you set up EJS as the view engine in an Express application?

• app.set('view engine', 'ejs')

• app.configure('ejs')

• app.engine('ejs')

• app.use('view engine', 'ejs')

When passing data to a view, which of the statement is correct?

• res.send('index', { data })

• res.json('index', { data })

• res.render('index', { data })

• res.view('index', { data })

What can we use to reuse sections of views/templates?

• templates

• partials

• components

• views

To pass a variable to the template, which syntax is correct?

• <%- user.name %>

• <%=> user.name %>

• <%= user.name %>

• <%& user.name %>

<%- include('./header'); %>

The above statement is used to define partials

• True

• False

What is the main significance of the views directory in an Express application using EJS?

• It stores static assets.

• It contains EJS template files.

• It defines middleware functions.

• It handles route definitions.

Templating, in the context of web development, refers to the practice of creating templates or predefined structures for generating dynamic content.

• True

• False

<% departments.forEach(function(department){ %>

<p><%= department.name %></p>

<% }); %>


The above statement does what?

• Creating a single element for departments

• Creating multiple p elements for departments name

• Creating a loop for departments

• Creating multiple departments

When using EJS, where can we store tokens?

• storage

• cookie

• nodejs tank

• request object