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Javascript Promise Simplified: Revealing The Concept Behind JS Promises

Promises provide a simpler way to handle asynchronous code compared to callbacks. They allow code to be written sequentially in a chain rather than nested. Promises have different states like pending, fulfilled, and rejected that help track asynchronous execution without nested callbacks. The 'then' method returns a new promise and takes callback functions as parameters to handle each state, resulting in cleaner code compared to deeply nested callback functions.

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Javascript Promise Simplified: Revealing The Concept Behind JS Promises

Promises provide a simpler way to handle asynchronous code compared to callbacks. They allow code to be written sequentially in a chain rather than nested. Promises have different states like pending, fulfilled, and rejected that help track asynchronous execution without nested callbacks. The 'then' method returns a new promise and takes callback functions as parameters to handle each state, resulting in cleaner code compared to deeply nested callback functions.

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Javascript Promise Simplified

Revealing the Concept Behind JS


Promises.

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