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It demonstrates understanding of Event Loop behavior, callback queues, execution order, and Node.js internals.
It demonstrates understanding of Event Loop behavior, callback queues, execution order, and Node.js internals.
process.nextTick() executes before the Event Loop continues, while setImmediate() executes during the Check Phase of the Event Loop.
process.nextTick() executes first because Node.js processes the nextTick queue before Event Loop phases.
No. It uses a separate queue that is processed before the Event Loop continues.
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