Ire Aderinokun • 4/13/2017

Asynchronous Functions 101

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This article explains the evolution of handling asynchronous code in JavaScript, from callbacks and promises to modern asynchronous functions. It details how to define async functions using the 'async' keyword, use the 'await' operator to pause execution for promises, and implement error handling with try/catch blocks.

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