In a scenario with a mix of synchronous and asynchronous code, how does the call stack and event loop manage the execution?
- The call stack executes synchronous code first.
- The event loop processes asynchronous code first.
- Both synchronous and asynchronous code are executed randomly.
- The call stack and event loop have no interaction.
The call stack prioritizes synchronous code, while the event loop manages the execution of asynchronous code by pushing it to the callback queue and executing it when the call stack is empty.
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