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This video on Callback functions in JavaScript will take you through the more profound concept of How callback functions in JavaScript are different from the traditional functions. In this tutorial, JavaScript callback functions are explained with suitable examples. In addition, you’ll also understand how JavaScript works with functions and why JavaScript is known as a single-threaded language.

Below are the points we are going to discuss in this JavaScript tutorial for beginners.
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:51 What are callback functions in JavaScript?
00:02:21 JavaScript execution sequence.
00:05:06 Using the setTimeout() method..
00:08:23 Callback function example.

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What are callback functions in JavaScript?

A callback function is a function that is passed to another function as an argument, and that particular function will get executed later. Here later means once the system is done with the first function, it is now free to perform function two, which we kept in hold.

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