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I’ve been challenged to start the #100DayCodeChallenge, and guess what?! Challenge Accepted!! So for the next 100 days, I’ll be sharing my knowledge, learning, and experiences.
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Day 1 
I’m going to talk today about “setTimeout” and “setInterval” functions in JavaScript
“setTimeout” allows us to delay the execution of a function for a specific time. For example, it’s useful when showing a notification after a user performs an action like clicking a button.
whereas “setInterval” allows us to repeatedly call a function at specified intervals. It can come in handy for updating content regularly on a webpage.
Both functions operate asynchronously (they don’t block the execution of the rest of the JavaScript code).
Here is a code showcasing the examples above
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