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JavaScript Concept

Promises:
 It is an object.
 It will always see the event you are performing whether it is completed or
not.
 It will keep track on what we are doing
3 Stages:
1) Pending state :
 This is the initial state, neither fulfilled nor rejected. This means that the
asynchronous operation hasn't completed yet.

2) Resolved state :
 This means that the operation completed successfully and the Promise
now has a value. This value is often referred to as the fulfillment value.

3) Rejected state:
 This means that an error occurred during the operation, and the Promise
is rejected with a reason (usually an Error object) explaining what went
wrong.
Note :
 Whenever we have promise we need to resolve it.
 We can resolve it by either using async and await or then and catch
How to create a promise ?
1) Create a Promise constructor

let pobj = new Promise( )

2) Whenever we create a promise using new keyword we need to


execute a function
let pobj = new Promise( ( ) =>{
})
3) In this execute function we have to pass 2 arguments as function.
let pobj = new Promise( ( resolve, reject) =>{

})

Final syntax:
let pobj = new Promise( ( resolve, reject) =>{

})

Ex 1: resolving using then and catch


Ex 2: resolving using async and await

Map method

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