JS is Single Threaded

JS acts anchronously whenever we use callback functions

as the callbacks are handled by the browser and browser works on C++ which is multi-threaded.


 // ASYNCHRONOUS NATURE OF JS


setTimeout(()=>{console.log("Abhiii");},2000);
setTimeout(()=>{console.log("Helloo world");},2000);
console.log("Hellooo");



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