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JavaScript interfaces frequently receive events faster than necessary, such as input events in search fields or scroll listeners. Triggering expensive calculations or network requests for every event can waste resources and cause sluggishness. Both debouncing and throttling limit callback execution frequency to solve this. Debouncing determines if activity has paused sufficiently before acting, whereas throttling checks if enough time has elapsed to act again. These distinct methods ensure efficient resource management and improved application responsiveness.