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- 1. Tutorial - 6 • Revision of yesterday lecture • Create a mini project of a simple calculator • Create a mini project of todo lis • What is JSON • Event loop • Event loop examples • callback-queue • API • async calls • setTimeout • fetch • Promise
- 2. Event loop • Any execution happening in JS is taken care of by its property of being "single threaded synchronous language" • And in order to achieve that we have Execution Context • But sometimes we have scenarios of handling the call back functions or promises where the behaviour of EC is not regular in order to maintain JS core value of single threaded + sync. language
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