🔥 90% of you will fail to answer this simple JS Question - Does async await block JS main thread 🔥🔥?

[@prakashnaikwadi]

This question really killed my head when I first saw async and await, now it's clear, thank you for the video vasant🙌🙌❤❤

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[@A1996ARP2075]

Thanks I was also confused in this question in one of my past interview. Thanks for demostrating it

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[@piyushchaturvedi8993]

Maja aa gaya sir , concept clear ho gaya....

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[@piyushchaturvedi8993]

@uncommongeeks Already done Sir 😃

[@saitejagatadi9711]

I need to admit that after completing your series, my approach has changed and the way I look at the code has changed and also I'm easily able to answer the coding outputs for most of the problems.
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[@careerwithvasanth]

Great to hear! Sateja, thanks for completing the series.

[@yashgupta-rs9ro]

Can we say async function returns us a promise and "await" keyword blocks the function execution context ???

[@allpeace1]

Thanks for solving simple yet trickly interview ques

[@careerwithvasanth]

Most welcome

[@BHAVINPATEL7238]

The question does async/await block main thread came to my mind while I'm learning async/await. Thanks for clearing confusion.

[@careerwithvasanth]

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[@himanshutariyal7648]

Nice video and thank you for clearing the concept. Just one thing plz mention that your nested promise approach and the await approach are not the same
1. promise1().then( () => promise2().then( () => promise3.then( () => console("blah blah blah") ) ) )
is not same as
2.
await promise1()
await promise2()
await promise3()
as the second approach is faster because in 1. the promises wait for parent promise to finish and in 2. all the promises fire at once. So 2 is faster and promises are independent of each other.

[@careerwithvasanth]

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Sorry Himanshu it took sometime for me to reply to your comments. Both are same,
await promise1()
await promise2()
await promise3()
Here promise2() will not be triggered until promise1() is completed. As the very word means await, main thread waits for the promise1() to complete before processing promise2().

[@pushpabhandari8848]

helpful !! thank you

[@careerwithvasanth]

Glad it was helpful!

[@zaynelovecraft]

Wow thank you so much

[@irobot8297]

This is the basics of JS, if you don't know how JS engine works then you have a problem

[@careerwithvasanth]

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[@as_if]

Much needed

[@IBRAHIMKHAN-bu3jc]

awesome

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[@vishalmishra1937]

crisp

[@saitejagatadi9711]

I failed to answer here 😜