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multi-paradigm

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it supports programing in many different paradigm such as: functional programing, object-oriented programming, etc.

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weakly typed language

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it will easily allow you to coerce one type into other. ex) if you add number 1 and "1" instead of throwing error, it may return "11" or 2. it will try to turn one type into the other in order to accomplish whatever operation you are trying to do.

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prototype-based

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it is its method of inheritance, every thing will be inherited from an Object's prototype as oppose to having a class which is more like a blueprint that tells the compiler how it should create an instance of a class.

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promise

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an Object that represents the eventual completion (or failure) of an asynchronous operation.

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JavaScript

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is a high-level, dynamic, untyped, and interpreted programming language.

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never blocking

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it will never holding up that one thread, it just moves on

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single-threaded

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it can be only doing one thing at a time.

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callback

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a function passed into another function as an argument which is then invoked inside the second function to complete some kind of routine or action.

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concurrency

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JS is a single treaded language, so it can only do one thing at a time, function has to jump back forth to do two things at same time.

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dynamic

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it can execute many common behaviors at runtime as opposed happened to be compiled.

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asynchronicity

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callbacks, promises, setTimeouts, event handlers, etc.

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