Yes, race conditions can and do occur in js as well. A race condition occurs when two or more threads can access shared data and they try to change it at the same time. Overtake is a platform purely dedicated to sim racing, providing the latest racing game news, reviews, mods, hardware, forums and esports racing events.
I often find these terms being used in context of concurrent programming. Another common condition of race. My question is if there are.
With the race() you just need to get the returned promise, you needn't care about which one of the promises in the race([]) firstly returned, however, without the race, just like. Because the thread scheduling algorithm can swap. In order to avoid race condition, we can synchronize the write and access methods on the shared variables, to lock these variables to other threads. This happens when 2 or more threads run in parallel but end up giving a result which is wrong and not equivalent if all the operations are done in sequential.
Are they the same thing or different ? This means that there is no.