
What is async/await? ❤️ (Valentine Special for Developers)
Let’s understand async/await in a simple real-life way. No complex definitions. Just real logic. Imagine… You ask someone: “Will you be my Valentine?” ❤️ Now what happens? You don’t get the answer instantly. You WAIT. That waiting period… 👉 That is await. The act of asking? 👉 That’s the async function. Because when you ask, you're expecting a future response. Only two outcomes are possible: She says YES Promise resolved Celebration mode ON 😄 She says NO Promise rejected Error handled gracefully 😅 In JavaScript, it looks like this: async function propose () { try { const response = await askHer (); console . log ( " She said: " , response ); } catch ( error ) { console . log ( " Handle rejection calmly 😄 " ); } } async → makes the function return a Promise await → pauses execution until the result arrives In life and in JavaScript You must wait for the response before moving forward. That’s async/await. Clean concept . No drama. Only proper handling 😄
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