JavaScript doesn’t have “spaghetti-programming by design via callback hell”. Callbacks are a common approach to dealing with events and asynchronicity because n

JavaScript doesn’t have “spaghetti-programming by design via callback hell”. Callbacks are a common approach to dealing with events and asynchronicity because nothing was built into the language (until it added promises and async/await, like how nothing was built into C# until it added tasks and async/await). There certainly isn’t anything built into C.