What is Environment Variables? — NodeOps Glossary
Environment Variables — Environment variables are secure placeholders used to store sensitive information — like API keys — outside of your code. Applications access them at runtime through the system environment, so secret values never need to be written directly into the source code. This keeps credentials hidden and makes applications safer to share or deploy.
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