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Java developers often grapple with the complexity of asynchronous programming, especially when transitioning from a synchronous world. Interestingly, developers with JavaScript knowledge tend to grasp asynchronous programming more naturally, as they are already accustomed to non-blocking code execution via promises and callbacks.
In Java, this paradigm is somewhat newer but becoming increasingly essential, especially with the introduction of APIs like CompletableFuture.
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