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The event loop is concept within the browser runtime environment regarding how asynchronous operations are executed within JavaScript engines. It works as such:
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The event loop is concept within the JavaScript runtime environment regarding how asynchronous operations are executed within JavaScript engines. It works as such:
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1. The JavaScript engine starts executing scripts, placing synchronous operations on the call stack.
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2. When an asynchronous operation is encountered (e.g., `setTimeout()`, HTTP request), it is offloaded to the respective Web API or Node.js API to handle the operation in the background.
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The event loop is concept within the browser runtime environment regarding how asynchronous operations are executed within JavaScript engines. It works as such:
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The event loop is concept within the JavaScript runtime environment regarding how asynchronous operations are executed within JavaScript engines. It works as such:
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1. The JavaScript engine starts executing scripts, placing synchronous operations on the call stack.
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2. When an asynchronous operation is encountered (e.g., `setTimeout()`, HTTP request), it is offloaded to the respective Web API or Node.js API to handle the operation in the background.

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