Npx vs Npm in JavaScript

What are the npm & npx commands in Node.js/React and what's the difference between them?
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Finally someone teaches this

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[@metalskull8687]

clear and concise. good job.

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[@ArjunSingh-qt5jn]

cleanest explanation on npm vs npx, thank you so much!

[@mikepecha]

Cool. I did not know this. Thanks

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one day?!

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Great content

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Wow thanks

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[@alqamaazmi]

Now it's clear 😃

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[@downloadinghub181]

thanks bro , if we use the same package next time will it do the same?

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Sure, if it's the same version

[@ahmedabdelrahman4034]

you said it execute the package without installing it, but then you said it installed it temporarily, how is that possible or is it installed temporarily then executed, and then remove it

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I don't know how it works exactly but I think your guess is right

[@PostMeridianLyf]

Ahhhh I had no idea.

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[@LunarCosmic]

Javascript environment really confused me. So much package manager like Npm, npx, yarn, pnpm

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just use npm/x and that's it

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Hi

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