Explain the difference between synchronous and asynchronous programming.

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Answer

Synchronous programming executes code line by line, blocking execution until each task finishes.

Asynchronous programming allows code to run without blocking, enabling concurrent operations such as network calls, timers, or file I/O.

This is essential for responsive and non-blocking web applications.

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