Resolved: Execute Javascript using Node in terminal

Question:

I know that

Node.js allows to write JavaScript code that runs directly in a computer process itself instead of in a browser

Reading this, I try to open my terminal and run:
but I get zsh: unknown file attribute. The same happens with node console.log('hello').
If I instead create a file hello.js and put the console inside it and then I run:
it works. Why? What am I missing?
Sorry for the (maybe) stupid question

Answer:

It’s because the console.log('hello') is being evaluated by your shell (zsh) before running the command and it has no idea what console.log('hello') is. You could use the -e or --eval arguments.

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