They asked: "Can you explain how Node.js handles concurrency despite being single-threaded?"
Sigiloso
I explained that Node.js uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model. It utilizes an event loop that allows asynchronous operations (like API calls or file reads) to be handled in the background using libuv, and the main thread is notified once the task is done, thus handling many operations concurrently.