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When 2 events are simultaneously triggered in JavaScript, the javascript engine use a single queue (first procedure in, first out), or the engine internally create independent threads? and if is the second option(there could be concurrency problems due to this).
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JavaScript is single-threaded. Two events cannot occur completely simultaneously, so they are handled in the order in which they arrive.