What is the Difference between Synchronous and Asynchronous

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Synchronous means waiting for a task to complete before moving on, while Asynchronous means not waiting for a task to complete before moving on.

Synchronous operations block the execution of code until the task is completed.
Asynchronous operations allow the code to continue executing while the task is being completed.
Synchronous operations are easier to understand and debug, but can cause performance issues.
Asynchronous operations are more complex, but can improve performance and responsiveness.
Examples of synchronous operations include reading a file or waiting for user input.
Examples of asynchronous operations include downloading a file or sending an email.

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