In JavaScript, we can pass functions as arguments into another function, and execute or return that passed-in function at a later time. This passed-in function is called a callback function. While callbacks allow us to do asynchronous tasks like event handling and HTTP requests, it doesn’t allow us to handle the results of these tasks synchronously. In other words, if you run multiple asynchronous tasks, each with their own callback functions, there isn’t a way...

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