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JavaScript Promises methods

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What will you learn in this course?
  • Master how to create and handle JavaScript promises for asynchronous operations using ES6 syntax
  • Implement promise chaining and error handling to write robust asynchronous code in JavaScript
  • Utilize Promise.all, Promise.race, and other static methods to manage multiple concurrent promises effectively
  • Debug and troubleshoot promise-related issues to ensure smooth asynchronous workflows in JavaScript applications
  • Optimize performance of asynchronous tasks by leveraging promise methods and best practices in JavaScript
  • Integrate promises with async/await syntax for cleaner, more readable asynchronous code in JavaScript projects
  • Apply promises to real-world scenarios like API calls, data fetching, and user interactions in JavaScript
  • Develop scalable JavaScript applications by mastering promise-based asynchronous programming techniques

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Promises are a way to implement async programming in JavaScript(ES6). A Promise will become a container for future value. Like if you order any food on any site to deliver it to your place that order record will be the promise and the food will be the value of that promise .