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JavaScript Execution Context Explained

JavaScript is a synchronous and single-threaded language that executes one line of code at a time, with each operation waiting for the previous one to complete. There are two types of code execution: blocking code, which halts program flow, and non-blocking code, which allows execution to continue without waiting. Both types have their advantages and disadvantages.

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JavaScript Execution Context Explained

JavaScript is a synchronous and single-threaded language that executes one line of code at a time, with each operation waiting for the previous one to complete. There are two types of code execution: blocking code, which halts program flow, and non-blocking code, which allows execution to continue without waiting. Both types have their advantages and disadvantages.

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⦿ JavaScript:

➜ JS is a Synchronous and single threaded language.

⦿ Execution Context:

➜ execute one line of code at a time


➜ each operation waits for the last one to complete before executing

⦿ Blocking code V/S Non blocking code (both have it pros & cons)

➜ Blocking code block the flow of program. (Read file synchronous)


➜ Non blocking code does not block execution. (Read file asynchronous)

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