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Callback

Glossary

What is Callback

Callback is a feature for customer to order a call from the company and even schedule it for comfortable time. Callback is often used to avoid waiting in queues, or if a customer doesn’t want to initiate the call.

Another meaning of the callback is a method or function in computer programming that is passed as an argument to another function. It allows for the execution of the callback function at a later time, often in response to a specific event or condition. Callbacks are commonly used in event-driven programming and asynchronous operations to handle tasks like responding to user interactions, managing data retrieval, or executing code once a specific action occurs. They play a crucial role in achieving non-blocking and responsive software, especially in web development and other applications where tasks may take some time to complete.

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