Just a simple question before I try to explain the problem:
Do every synchronous statement inside functions finish execution before the
next event loop?
Example:
object.on('event', function() {
console.log('async')
});
function test() {
sync1();
sync2();
}
test();
Could the event loop execute a callback added as an event listener between
sync1 and sync2 call? if so, when does sync2 get executed, before or after
the callback?
Thanks.
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