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This post explains the concepts of macro tasks and micro tasks in the JavaScript event loop. It covers how JavaScript handles multiple things at a time, how the event loop prioritizes tasks, and the components involved in the process. It also provides examples of macro tasks such as setTimeout, setImmediate, setInterval, and micro tasks such as promises, process.nextTick, and queueMicrotask. The post concludes with recommendations on when to use macro tasks and micro tasks in JavaScript.

What are micro tasks and macro tasks in the event loop?

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What are micro tasks and macro tasks in the event loop?

I have explained the event loop using macro and micro tasks, covering most of the async functions that fall under either category. I have provided examples for each async function discussed. This blog post will help clarify any doubts you may have about async functions in the event loop and their priority.

<p>What are micro tasks and macro tasks in the event loop?

I have explained the event loop using macro and micro tasks, covering most of the async functions that fall under either category. I have provided examples for each async function discussed. This blog post will help clarify any doubts you may have about async functions in the event loop and their priority.</p>