Learn how Javascript async/await works and what it means by Javascript is a single-threaded language.

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Javascript is a single-threaded language that can be non-blocking. In sync programming, the program is executed line by line, one line at a time. When the call stack sees it needs to fetch an image, it pops and sends it to Web API and continues executing the remaining functions.

The Implications of Javascript being a Single-threaded Language

<p>Lots of description about call stack, async etc… Not much about the “implications” of it.</p>
