javascript,ajax,single-threaded
This isn't exactly hard to try and see... but the answer is that the alert will take priority and hold up the flow of execution. Upon closing the alert, and assuming the AJAX request has completed while the alert was open, then the success function will be processed (or error...
Either you can go with simple Thread start-stop/interrupt thing or you can use API's like ScheduledExecutorService. An example of how to do with ScheduledExecutorService is below //Start as many threads as you want upon button click... (since you said i want to kill all other threads, so i assume you...
javascript,node.js,processor,single-threaded
Threads and I/O have to do with operating system implementation and services, not CPU architecture. Operations that involve input/output devices of any kind — mass storage, networks, serial ports, etc. — are structured as requests from the CPU to an external device that, by one of several possible mechanisms, are...