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[Translation] [Russian] [Node.js] [Part XXIX - 1358 words]

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Published: 21 May 2019 › Updated: 21 May 2019[Translation] [Russian] [Node.js] [Part XXIX - 1358 words]

[Translation] [Russian] [Node.js] [Part XXIX - 1358 words]

This is the twenty ninth part of my Russian translation of Node.js for the DaVinci/Utopian project.
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Node.js is a software platform based on the V8 engine (translating JavaScript into machine code), which turns JavaScript from a highly specialized language into a general-purpose language. Node.js adds the ability of JavaScript to interact with I/O devices through its API (written in C ++), connects other external libraries written in different languages, providing calls to them from JavaScript code.
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This is my twenty ninth contribution to Node.js. Next few pages have been translated this time. The translation is done string by string. It was a very informative part about File System and Global Objects in Node.js. I hope I could translate it as accurately as possible.
I finished to translate sections File System and Global Objects.
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There are 1358 words in this part
Without untranslated words and codes - 1136.
Time frame: 16\05\19 - 21\05\19.

Below I added examples of the strings I translated:
English
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Russian
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English
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Russian
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I am looking forward to translating more of this software project.
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Thank you tata-natana@tata-natana for your work and for improving my Russian grammar.

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