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Explain the difference between callbacks, promises, and async/await.

Callbacks: Functions passed as arguments, executed when async operation

finishes. Can lead to “callback hell.”

Promises: Objects representing future results; allow chaining with .then().
Async/await: Syntactic sugar over promises; lets you write async code that looks

synchronous, improving readability.

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