When I started learning JavaScript, I often heard things like:
setTimeout() is asynchronous.
fetch() is asynchronous.
addEventListener() is asynchronous.
After learning more deeply, I realized that this explanation is not completely accurate.
When I started learning JavaScript, I often heard things like: setTimeout() is...
When I started learning JavaScript, I often heard things like:
setTimeout() is asynchronous.
fetch() is asynchronous.
addEventListener() is asynchronous.
After learning more deeply, I realized that this explanation is not completely accurate.

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