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Callback is facility to save a piece of code so that it may be invoked later in the current environment (Typically in response to an event)
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Parallel computation to be merged, depending on single call
Steps:
Get AMOUNT from a call to API endpoint /a, e.g. AMOUNT == 5 (in the code it is set to 2)
Use this AMOUNT to make AMOUNT calls to endpoint /b receiving JSON
Result might be: [{a: 1, b: 2}, { …
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