<ul><li>The Event Loop is a mechanism that allows JavaScript to perform non-blocking operations by offloading operations to the system kernel whenever possible.</li><li>The Event Loop consists of several components including the Call Stack, Web APIs, Callback Queue (Task Queue), and Microtask Queue.</li><li>The Event Loop works by continuously checking the call stack and task queues, executing tasks from the queue when the stack is empty.</li><li>Promises and MutationObserver callbacks are queued in the Microtask Queue, which has higher priority than the callback queue.</li></ul>

🧠 Understanding the JavaScript Event Loop: A Beginner's Guide

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