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Ah interesting to know it's not only JavaScript. But I assume in a thread-based language like Java all asynchronicity happens due to threads. Then from the pro
by galaxyLogic 7y ago
Ah interesting to know it's not only JavaScript.
But I assume in a thread-based language like Java all asynchronicity happens due to threads. Then from the programmers' point of view method-calls always either return a result or throw an error. They don't just silently stop executing