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Async Await

Async/Await are modern JavaScript features that simplify handling asynchronous operations, making the code more readable and maintainable. An async function always returns a Promise, and the await keyword pauses execution until the Promise is resolved. This approach improves error handling and avoids callback hell, making it the preferred method in modern JavaScript development.

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Async Await

Async/Await are modern JavaScript features that simplify handling asynchronous operations, making the code more readable and maintainable. An async function always returns a Promise, and the await keyword pauses execution until the Promise is resolved. This approach improves error handling and avoids callback hell, making it the preferred method in modern JavaScript development.

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2025 | FrontEnd Dev | Falak Naz | Personal Branding

Async
Await
in JavaScript

@falku_naz
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What is Async/Await?
async and await are modern JavaScript
features used to handle asynchronous
operations in a more readable and
maintainable way compared to
traditional callbacks or Promises. They
allow you to write asynchronous code that
looks and behaves like synchronous code,
making it easier to understand.
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Key Concepts
Async/Await is a way to make your code
wait for an asynchronous operation to
finish before moving on to the next step.

Async: A function declared with the


async keyword always returns a
Promise. It allows the use of await
inside the function.

Await: The await keyword pauses the


execution of the async function until
the Promise is resolved or rejected. It
can only be used inside an async
function.
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Why is it helpful?
Improves Readability: Makes
asynchronous code look synchronous,
reducing complexity.

Error Handling: Easier error handling


using try-catch blocks compared to
chaining .then() and .catch().

Avoids Callback Hell: Provides a clean


and flat structure, unlike nested
callbacks.
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Problem with Promises


Without Async/Await (Promises):

Chaining promises can make the code


harder to read and maintain.
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Solution with
Async/Await
With Async/Await:

This approach makes the code look


synchronous, making it more readable.
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Conclusion
Using async and await:

Simplifies handling of asynchronous


operations.
Reduces boilerplate code.
Makes it easier to debug and
maintain.

In modern JavaScript development,


especially in environments with many
asynchronous tasks (e.g., web APIs,
databases), async/await has become
the preferred approach.
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