Which executes first: process.nextTick() or setImmediate()?
process.nextTick() executes first because Node.js processes the nextTick queue before Event Loop phases.
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process.nextTick() executes before the Event Loop continues, while setImmediate() executes during the Check Phase of the Event Loop.
No. It uses a separate queue that is processed before the Event Loop continues.
Use setImmediate() when you want to defer execution until the Event Loop reaches the Check Phase, especially after I/O operations.
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