Most Asked JavaScript Interview Questions | setTimeout, Promises & Event Loop | JS Interview Series

Most Asked JavaScript Interview Questions | setTimeout, Promises & Event Loop | JS Interview Series | Newton School
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[@shivajivishnoi9721]

Promises are handled in microtask queue, and event loop prioritizes microtask over call back queue, thats why promise reaches the call stacj first.

[@ambupadamuduli3794]

Explanation through that microstack and macrostack queue video was crystal clear.

[@ParveshMishra-o4j]

superb thanx for giving best example

[@haniahani5351]

I struggled with this concept always Thank you so much for this video. Now I got it. I subscribed liked ❤

[@girishpandey9976]

hi sir this is the output: 2,5,3,1,4

[@PriyankaGupta-og4ro]

I did loooked on several javascript videos but this video explain the indepth knowledge on a call stack. So it's a helpful and newest topic for me. Thank you, Gaurav Sir for giving a dedicated and practical solution on it.

[@YogeshSatishAjilamogaru]

ekdam mast explanation

[@kashmirtechtv2948]

What if promise takes 15 seconds, will the setTimeout wait for that promise robe competed first???

[@prathameshpawar985]

Brotheer simply wonderful finally my conecept is clear , just one request please share that gif , It was great 😂😂❤

[@suchitteli64]

How to explain event loop in JavaScript for interview

[@triptivyas2521]

Best explanation 👍🏻

[@laxmibhanavase3078]

Nice explanation 👌

[@neerajsharma4808]

osm video yr all clear

[@guptalove2437]

what a Explanation bro

[@prinsjoshi1269]

Best experience 😊thank you

[@Vijay_Patil04]

Such a brilliant explanation 👌🏻

[@rahijawre5617]

Good content

[@irkfaisal]

Kindly share the the link of call stack web API process

[@SuhaniNegi-g6j]

baaki sab i get it but sir pehle console.log kyu print huwa

[@pshycocoder]

Wow mene bilkul sahi guess kia tha..😃

[@RahulGupta-tp9pe]

Thank sir 👍😊 this video

[@manishkumar-bw5iv]

Thank you so much sir

[@NikhilKumarMahto-qy9gp]

👌👌

[@rehanhaq3564]

thanks

[@Mr_Hapsi]

Mja aa gya sir

[@RahulGupta-tp9pe]

Sir ak video call stack ans exucation ke upper bnao pls

[@siddharthpandey8577]

2, 1, 3, 5,4

[@mbmshikha]

Please explain this console.log("1"); setTimeout(function() { console.log("2"); },0); Promise.resolve().then(console.log("3")); console.log("4"); When I tried to run this,(promise without any function ) .. I got the output like this 1342 But same If I am trying with function (promise with function ) console.log("1"); setTimeout(function() { console.log("2"); },0); Promise.resolve().then(function() { console.log("3") }); console.log("4"); I got the output--- 1432 IS it because of IIFE ?

[@Keep_quiet_1]

So hard to understand what you say, its impossible, please work on your pronanciation G