What is the difference between events and callbacks in node.js?
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Events are asynchronous actions triggered by specific conditions within Node.js, such as 'data' or 'error'. Callbacks, on the other hand, are functions passed as arguments to higher-order functions that are executed after a specific task is completed.
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