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8 months ago

An educational diagram illustrating the execution layers of the JavaScript engine. Layout Details: On the left side, a rectangle contains a block of JavaScript code written in a clear, readable font. To the right of the code, a large rectangle labeled "Web API", representing the asynchronous operations handled by the browser. Further right of the Web API, another rectangle labeled "Execution Stacks (Ordered by Priority)" contains four stacked rectangles representing different execution stacks: ✅ Call Stack (Topmost layer) console.log() Loops Function callbacks ✅ Micro Stack (Below Call Stack) Promises Await continuation queueMicrotask ✅ Rendering Stack (Below Micro Stack) DOM updates Rendering CSS changes requestAnimationFrame() ✅ Macro Stack (Bottom-most layer) setTimeout, setInterval I/O operations Network tasks (e.g., fetch API) To the right of these stacks, a circular arrow symbolizing the Event Loop, labeled "Continuously Checking & Executing Tasks". On the far right, a console output box displaying simulated JavaScript execution results. Color & Styling Preferences: Use soft, readable colors with clear text labels. Differentiate stacks using light shades (e.g., Call Stack in blue, Micro Stack in green, Rendering Stack in orange, Macro Stack in red). The Event Loop arrow should appear dynamic, visually emphasizing its continuous operation. Why These Enhancements? ✅ Better readability for students 🏫 ✅ More precise terminology 💡 ✅ Improved visual clarity 🎨 with 4k resolution

9 months ago

### **Image Generation Prompt for "Memory Me Objects Ka Behavior Kya Hoga?"** **Prompt:** Create a detailed and visually intuitive diagram to explain the behavior of objects in memory during a `while` loop that iterates over a database `ResultSet`. The diagram should include the following elements: 1. **Heap Memory Section:** - Show how new `User` objects are created in the heap memory during each iteration of the loop. - Highlight that each object corresponds to a row from the `ResultSet`. 2. **Garbage Collection:** - Illustrate how objects lose their reference after the loop ends and become eligible for garbage collection. - Use an arrow or icon to represent the Java Garbage Collector cleaning up unused objects. 3. **Permanent Storage (Optional):** - Show a scenario where objects are stored in a `List<User>` for permanent use. - Highlight the difference between temporary objects (eligible for garbage collection) and permanently stored objects. 4. **Flow of Execution:** - Include a flowchart-like representation of the `while` loop: - Start with `rs.next()` moving the cursor to the next row. - Show the creation of a new `User` object for each row. - End with either garbage collection or storage in a `List`. 5. **Annotations:** - Add labels and arrows to explain each step clearly. - Use Hindi/Hinglish annotations like: - "Har row ke liye naya object banega." - "Object ka reference lost ho jayega, to Garbage Collector clean kar dega." - "Agar List mei store kiya, to object permanent rehta hai." 6. **Color Coding:** - Use different colors for: - Heap memory (e.g., light blue). - Garbage-collected objects (e.g., grayed out). - Permanently stored objects (e.g., green). 7. **Database Table Example:** - Include a small table representation (e.g., `users` table with columns `id` and `name`) to show the source of data. --- ### **Expected Output:** The image should look like this: 1. **Top Section:** - A small database table (`users`) with rows and columns. 2. **Middle Section:** - A heap memory area showing multiple `User` objects being created during each iteration of the loop. - Arrows pointing from the `ResultSet` rows to the corresponding `User` objects in heap memory. 3. **Bottom Section:** - Two paths: - Path 1: Objects losing reference and being garbage collected (grayed out). - Path 2: Objects being stored in a `List<User>` for permanent use (highlighted in green). 4. **Annotations:** - Clear Hindi/Hinglish explanations for each step. --- This prompt will help generate a visually rich and easy-to-understand diagram for explaining the behavior of objects in memory! 😊

8 months ago

An educational diagram illustrating the execution layers of the JavaScript engine. Layout Details: On the left side, a rectangle contains a block of JavaScript code written in a clear, readable font. To the right of the code, a large rectangle labeled "Web API", representing the asynchronous operations handled by the browser. Further right of the Web API, another rectangle labeled "Execution Stacks (Ordered by Priority)" contains four stacked rectangles representing different execution stacks: ✅ Call Stack (Topmost layer) console.log() Loops Function callbacks ✅ Micro Stack (Below Call Stack) Promises Await continuation queueMicrotask ✅ Rendering Stack (Below Micro Stack) DOM updates Rendering CSS changes requestAnimationFrame() ✅ Macro Stack (Bottom-most layer) setTimeout, setInterval I/O operations Network tasks (e.g., fetch API) To the right of these stacks, a circular arrow symbolizing the Event Loop, labeled "Continuously Checking & Executing Tasks". On the far right, a console output box displaying simulated JavaScript execution results. Color & Styling Preferences: Use soft, readable colors with clear text labels. Differentiate stacks using light shades (e.g., Call Stack in blue, Micro Stack in green, Rendering Stack in orange, Macro Stack in red). The Event Loop arrow should appear dynamic, visually emphasizing its continuous operation. Why These Enhancements? ✅ Better readability for students 🏫 ✅ More precise terminology 💡 ✅ Improved visual clarity 🎨