a call stack is a data structure that uses the Last In, First Out (LIFO) principle to temporarily store and manage function invocation (call).
The number of calls that can happen simultaneously in a program depends on the programming language, the runtime environment, and the available system resources
Last In, First Out.
Stack Overflow occurs when the call stack, a data structure used by programs to manage function calls, exceeds its maximum size.
A type of error that occurs in JavaScript when you try to access a variable or function that has not been declared or is out of scope.
A “syntax error” means that the code is not written in a valid and grammatically correct way according to the language’s syntax rules.
A “RangeError” occurs when a numeric value is outside the valid range or when an invalid length or index is used. It typically indicates that a value exceeds the allowable bounds or falls outside the accepted range of values.
A “TypeError” occurs when an operation or function is performed on an inappropriate or incompatible data type. It typically indicates that the program attempted to use a value or variable in a way that is not supported or allowed by its data type.
A “breakpoint” is a debugging feature and a point in the source code where the execution of a program can be paused. When a breakpoint is set, it allows developers to inspect the state of the program at that specific location, examine variables, and step through the code line by line for debugging purposes
A “debugger” is a tool or software feature used by developers to identify and fix bugs or issues in their code.
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