Introduction to Sequencing in JavaScript
Sequencing in JavaScript refers to the practice of executing functions one after another, allowing for organized and predictable code execution. This technique is essential for creating complex applications where the order of operations matters. By using semicolons to terminate statements, developers can control the flow of their programs effectively.
Key Features:
- Function Execution Order: Ensures that functions are called in a specific sequence.
- Semicolon Usage: Understand the role of semicolons in terminating statements, and learn when they can be omitted.
- Empty Statements: Learn about empty statements and how to avoid common pitfalls associated with them.
Use Cases:
- Game Development: Control the sequence of game events, such as player actions and game state updates.
- Web Applications: Manage user interactions and data processing in a structured manner.
- Educational Tools: Teach programming concepts through practical examples of sequencing functions.

