JavaScript
JavaScript is a synchronous single-threaded programming language.
Synchronous :
- In JavaScript, synchronous refers to the way certain operations are executed, particularly when it comes to functions and code execution flow. When a piece of code is synchronous, it means that it will execute line by line in a sequential manner. Each line of code must complete its task before the next line of code is executed.
- saadhaarnnt singkronaas maane prpr(ekttir pr ektti ) kon kaaj smpnn kraake bojhaay' / ydi kon kodd singkronaas hy' taar maane oi kodd er prtitti laain ektti pr aarektti laain eksikiutt hbe ebN ektti laainer kodd er kaaj shess naa hoy'aa prynt prbrtii laainer kodd eksikiutt hbe naa /
Single-threaded :
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Being single threaded in JavaScript means that the programming language and the language's runtime environment (such as a web browser or Node.js) use only one main execution thread to complete all tasks. A thread is a sequence of instructions that can be executed independently by a CPU.
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A fundamental feature of JavaScript is its single-threaded behavior. This means that, by default, JavaScript can only perform one operation at a time. When a JavaScript program runs, JavaScript executes tasks in a sequence and finishes the previous task before starting the new task.
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jaabhaaskriptte singgel threddedd hoy'aar arth hl prograamiN lyaangguyyejetti ebN lyaangguyyejettir raanttaaim enbhaayyrnmentt (yemn oy'eb braaujaar baa Node.js) skl kaaj smpnn kraar jny shudhumaatr ektti prdhaan eksikiushn thredd bybhaar kre / thredd hcche kichu insttraakshn er sikoyyens baa krm, yaa ektti CPU dbaaraa sbaadhiinbhaabe eksikiutt baa kaarykr kraa yete paare /
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jaabhaaskriptter ektti maulik baishissttyi hl er singgel threddedd aacrnn kraa / er maane hl ye, ddiphltt bhaabe, jaabhaaskriptt ekbaare shudhumaatr ektti apaareshn krte paare / ykhn ektti jaabhaaskriptt prograam cle, tkhn jaabhaaskriptt ektti krmaanusaare kaajgulike kre ebN ntun kaaj shuru kraar aage puurber kaajtti shess kre /
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