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Node.js Quiz Practice
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Question 1 of 1
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Node.js
Why might a Jest-style expect(x).toBe(y) helper built on top of node:assert be considered 'not magic'?
A
Because it doesn't actually work
B
Because it's a thin wrapper delegating to more primitive assertion calls (like assert.strictEqual) that node:assert already provides
C
Because Jest and node:assert are the same library
D
Because it requires no code at all
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