JavaScript is a single-threaded, single concurrent language, meaning it can handle one task at a time or a piece of code at a time. It has a single...
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Nice writeup! The call stack is something that I don't really know how it works, but always feel like I should 🤣So this helps.
BTW, a quick tip if you want neat syntax highlighting on your examples, you can put
javascriptin your code examples, like this:To get highlighted output like this:
Good post!
Yeah, you should 🤣. Thanks for the tip, have applied it now.
Inside Javascript. Nice read!
I'm glad you enjoyed it chinedu
Very nice. Thank you. I've been developing JavaScript for most of a decade and the call stack still holds mystery. I appreciate the explanation.
One pedantic suggestion: "encase" -> "in case"
Thanks, Clint. And Good catch too.
Hehe, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks alot, for teaching me an Italian phrase... 'non ti preocupare'(no worries) 😁
Great article!!!
Thank you