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How to find out which is the minimum version of node that works in my project?
I'm making a project, but I don't know how I can find the minimum version of NodeJS to run the code, if anyone can help me I'd appreciate it!

Try switching different versions of node with CLI with NVM (Node Version Manager).
Hope it helps!
Refer This: https://blog.logrocket.com/how-switch-node-js-versions-nvm/#:~:text=Switching%20among%20Node.&text=7%3B%20we%20can%20simply%20run,or%20nvm%20use%2012%20command.

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