Dillion Megida • 2/4/2020

Getting Started With Asynchronous Javascript

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This article explains the fundamentals of asynchronous JavaScript, contrasting it with synchronous execution. It details how JavaScript, as a single-threaded language, handles delays using callback functions, promises, and the async/await syntax to prevent blocking operations, especially when fetching data.

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