If you are developing a real-time application where any blocking of the event loop can lead to critical issues, how might you implement a "for" loop to process an array of data without introducing any blockage?
- Use for...of loop
- Use setInterval to break up iterations
- Use for...in loop
- Use a synchronous for loop with a delay
In a real-time application, using a for...of loop is the recommended approach because it doesn't block the event loop. It iterates through the array without causing delays. Using setInterval is not suitable for processing an array as it introduces an asynchronous behavior. for...in loop is used for object iteration, and a synchronous for loop with a delay would still block the event loop.
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