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JavaScript Promises Explained: A Startup Analogy for Beginners
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JavaScript Promises Explained: A Startup Analogy for Beginners

via Dev.to WebdevKunal1mo ago

In this blog we will discuss about Promises and all the methods used in it , with a startup analogy that will make it much more easier to understand. Topics to Cover What is a Promise Why We Need Promises States of a Promise Creating a Promise Handling a Promise Promise Methods Conclusion Promise A promise is an asynchronous operation in JavaScript that represent whether the operation is successful or not . Its like , building a startup feature and you start the work now but the result ( success or failure ) will come later. Asynchronous operation :- It is a task that runs in the background and allows other code to execute without waiting it to finish . Why We Need Promises ? To handle asynchronous tasks properly To manage success or failure clearly To write cleaner and more readable code To make code more structured To work efficient with APIs ( Application Protocol Interface ) and background task States of a Promise There are three states in Promise. Pending :- It is a default state

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