MEAN Stack MCQs
Q. What does MEAN stand for in the context of web development?
MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, Node.jsMySQL, Ember.js, Apache, Nginx
MariaDB, Electron, Aurelia, Nest.js
Mongoose, EJS, Axios, Next.js
Q. Which of the following is NOT a part of the MEAN stack?
MongoDBExpress.js
React
Node.js
Q. What is MongoDB in the MEAN stack?
A JavaScript runtimeA NoSQL database
A front-end framework
A web application framework
Q. What is the primary purpose of Express.js in the MEAN stack?
To manage the databaseTo handle server-side logic and routing
To create dynamic user interfaces
To compile TypeScript code
Q. Which of the following best describes Angular in the MEAN stack?
A server-side frameworkA database management system
A front-end framework for building dynamic web applications
A package manager for JavaScript
Q. What is the role of Node.js in the MEAN stack?
To provide a runtime environment for server-side JavaScriptTo manage the database connections
To handle client-side routing
To compile TypeScript to JavaScript
Q. Which of the following is true about the MEAN stack?
It uses different programming languages for front-end and back-endIt is a proprietary stack owned by Microsoft
It allows developers to use JavaScript throughout the entire stack
It requires a relational database for data storage
Q. What is the primary language used in Angular development?
JavaScriptTypeScript
Python
Java
Q. Which of the following is NOT a feature of MongoDB?
Document-oriented storageACID transactions
Horizontal scalability
SQL-like query language
Q. What is the purpose of npm in the MEAN stack?
To manage the databaseTo handle server-side routing
To manage package dependencies
To compile TypeScript code
Q. Which of the following is a key feature of Express.js?
Two-way data bindingObject-relational mapping
Middleware support
Virtual DOM