So I've the following code which shows the working of the event loop:
console.log('scritp start')
setTimeout(() => console.log('setTimeout'), 0)
Promise.resolve().then(() => console.log('promise1')).then(() => console.log('promise 2'))
console.log('script end')
I understand how it prints 'script start' and 'script end' initially but I don't understand why Promise.resolve is executed before the setTiemout function. Aren't both of these asynchronous? As setTimeout has a time out of 0, it should execute immediately once all the synchronous events execute. Then why it executes at last?
