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JavaScript operates in a single-threaded environment, executing code within Global or Functional Execution Contexts. The Global Execution Context is created when a code file is loaded, and it sets up the global object and variables. Each function invocation creates a Functional Execution Context. JavaScript has two execution context phases: memory allocation and execution. The Call Stack manages these contexts using a Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) approach, ensuring functions are executed sequentially. Despite being single-threaded, JavaScript can perform asynchronous operations, to be discussed in a subsequent post.

How JS works behind the scenes?

Article was interesting, but while talking about behind the scenes in JS it is good practice to insert an image of whole cicle - it is easier to understand it this way, for me at least :)
Keep the good work!

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<pre><code>+![] // -&gt; 0
+!![] // -&gt; 1
!![] // -&gt; true
![] // -&gt; false
[][[]] // -&gt; undefined
+!![] / +![] // -&gt; Infinity
[] + {} // -&gt; &quot;[object Object]&quot;
+{} // -&gt; NaN
</code></pre>

Fantastic post!
I loved the deep dive into how JavaScript works behind the scenes. Your explanations really clarified some complex concepts.
Looking forward to more insightful content like this!

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