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Node.js uses the Event Loop, asynchronous I/O, and libuv to handle multiple operations concurrently without blocking the main thread.
Node.js uses the Event Loop, asynchronous I/O, and libuv to handle multiple operations concurrently without blocking the main thread.
Yes. Node.js efficiently handles thousands of concurrent requests by delegating I/O operations and using an event-driven architecture.
libuv provides the Event Loop, thread pool, and asynchronous I/O capabilities that enable Node.js concurrency.
JavaScript execution is single-threaded, but Node.js uses additional threads internally for certain operations through libuv.
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