How does the main field in the package.json file affect the behavior of a Node.js module when it is required by another module?
- It specifies the author of the module.
- It defines the entry point of the module.
- It sets the module's version number.
- It determines the module's dependencies.
The main field in package.json specifies the entry point of a Node.js module. When another module requires it, Node.js uses this entry point as the starting point to load and execute the module's code. It helps in organizing and accessing the module's functionality.
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