How does JavaScript's single-threaded nature influence the behavior of the call stack and event loop?
- The call stack executes tasks in parallel.
- The event loop manages asynchronous tasks concurrently.
- The call stack handles asynchronous tasks sequentially.
- The event loop is unrelated to the single-threaded nature.
JavaScript's single-threaded nature means tasks are executed sequentially. The event loop manages asynchronous tasks by pushing them to the callback queue and executing them when the call stack is empty.
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