How can you ensure that a specific version of npm is used in your Node.js project?
- By defining the npm version in the package.json file.
- By modifying the NODE_PATH environment variable.
- By running the 'npm use' command.
- By using a package manager like Yarn instead of npm.
You can ensure a specific version of npm is used in your Node.js project by defining the desired npm version in the engines field of your project's package.json file. This helps maintain consistency and ensures that others working on the project use the correct npm version.
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