On the browser I can use the window object. How to do this on node.js?
var name="test";
var <name> = 3;
print(test);
//output: 3
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I can't do this in node in any local scope, but you can do this in global scope (like in browser window object):
var name = 'test';
global[name] = 3;
console.log(test); // 3
console.log(global['test']); // 3;
So, global object exactly the same as browser window object.
Difference is: in browser when you declaring var test = 2 in top-level scope you actually creating window['test'], but in node you don't, because every module scoped with function call by default.
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