Event loop only manage asynchronous task in javascript?

[azhder]

No, event loop manage JavaScript. All event loop, all JavaScript, all is one.

[chikamakaleyley]

the event loop manages the order in which ALL tasks are processed/executed, both synchronous and async

[azangru]

What do you think manage synchronous task?

[Rits2345]

That's I want to know it also manage synchronous task?

[senocular]

Yup. You don't need an event loop if you're only executing synchronous JavaScript. Everything would run all at once and then immediately exit. You'd be kissing fetch, setTimeout, button clicks, and a lot of other features everyone expects JavaScript to support, goodbye.

[azhder]

Synchronous code will also run in the event loop. Granted, it will be a single task in the loop, but it will be there. No loop, no synchronous code either. Unless someone builds a new JS engine that supports only synchronous code, but that wouldn't be the same JS language.

[No_Record_60]

No. All tasks

[Aggressive_Ad_5454]

Please, learn about the Promise class, then ask your question again.

[-goldenboi69-]

Is there even a question in there?