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JavaScript is single-threaded, using a call stack for tasks. Async work goes to Web APIs, then callbacks or microtasks queues. The event loop clears microtasks first, then callbacks, keeping your code responsive. #JavaScriptEventLoop


JavaScript is single-threaded, but async tasks run via Web APIs. The event loop clears the call stack, runs microtasks (like promises) first, then callbacks from the queue. That’s how JS handles concurrency. #JavaScriptEventLoop


JavaScript is single-threaded, but async tasks run via Web APIs. The event loop clears the call stack, runs microtasks (like promises) first, then callbacks from the queue—keeping async code smooth. #JavaScriptEventLoop


JavaScript is single-threaded, using a call stack for tasks. Async work goes to Web APIs, then callbacks enter queues. The event loop first clears microtasks (like promises) before handling the callback queue. #JavaScriptEventLoop


Great share 👍 youtu.be/8zKuNo4ay8E 🔗 Watched the event loop explanation by @akshaymarch7, clarity achieved! Check it out, highly recommended. 🎥🧠 #JavaScriptEventLoop


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