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Three other questions of similar importance are "which exceptions might it throw?" "what are its exception-safety guarantees?" and "is it thread-safe?" (they do
by mannykannot 8y ago
Three other questions of similar importance are "which exceptions might it throw?" "what are its exception-safety guarantees?" and "is it thread-safe?" (they do not all apply in all cases, of course.)
- jakelazaroff 8y agoRe: "is it thread-safe?", the answer is yes. JavaScript is single-threaded and, since SharedArrayBuffer was disabled in all major browsers in response to Spectre, there's no concept of shared memory.