Synchronous vs Asynchronous Programming: Key Differences
Briefly

Synchronous programming operates in a single-thread model, executing tasks sequentially. This method is ideal for simple tasks like file manipulation or arithmetic operations, but can cause delays in processing heavier workloads.
Synchronous tasks provide a predictable flow, making it suitable for applications that require precise control, like scientific computation or local database queries where minimal interaction is needed.
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