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Add one extra line because during your lecture, a lot of students, especially beginners in programming, think that JavaScript is easy to implement. However, the main problem is that many students do not have good logic-building capabilities. So, if the students solve more logical basic DSA questions and also solve a lot of questions on asynchronous functions, they can understand what exactly happens and how to solve any problem effectively.
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Add one extra line because during your lecture, a lot of students, especially beginners in programming, think that JavaScript is easy to implement. However, the main problem is that many students do not have good logic-building capabilities. So, if the students solve more logical basic DSA questions and also solve a lot of questions on asynchronous functions, they can understand what exactly happens and how to solve any problem effectively.