By default, Node.js ships with a built-in `http` module that provides HTTP functionalities to your applications. The module can serve static or dynamic web content (For instance, HTML files or information fetched from a database like MySQL) depending on the configuration. When you use the Node.js `http` module, you don't have to install third-party web servers like Apache when testing your web applications. This approach increases the developer's productivity. The `http` module has acceptable pe......