There are many possible techniques for handling control flow in Nodejs. For 
example, "async" module or chaining "promises" can be used to execute 
dependent/independent asynchronous calls in serial or parallel. All 
asynchronous calls are handled sequentially by the node's event loop, which 
assigns their execution to a thread from internal thread pool maintained by 
nodejs.
Can anyone explain how does the coordination between these threads happen 
internally at system level? 
Do they use shared queues for message passing or use semaphores to trigger 
dependent asynchronous calls? 

I would like to know the technical aspects of control flow in Nodejs.

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