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SUMMARY:Defining Asynchronous/What is Synchronous Code?
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DESCRIPTION: Synchronous code runs from start to end without interruption. Updates to a browser (sounds, images, etc) occur only after the code executes. The whole block of code usually runs too fast to be perceived, or “instantly”, for all intents and purposes (not always the case). Synchronous code cannot wait after executing one line of code to execute the next.Therefore, if code takes time to execute, like an HTTP request to a different continent, the same block of synchronous code can’t have access to the response, since it already finished executing. Almost all JavaScript code is completely synchronous.The exceptions are code within async functions and code within generator functions (we’ll cover both exceptions in detail later).

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