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David Ho
1,163 Points"npm i" should also be acceptable answer along with "npm install"
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David Loder
4,987 PointsHello, again fellow David So while yes that is correct, I believe because of the exercise, it specifically just wants you to spell out the whole thing. Hopefully, we can update it to accept that as an answer. I just tried it myself to see if it would work but I got the same issues. If possible, try the same assignment on your on localhost via "Terminal" or "Powershell" and see how it works.
Good Luck!