Async/Await are promises! What your examples do not show is that your async/await functions actually do not return just string, but instead they return Promise, you can get away by returning just a string, because the compiler or interpreter wrapps them in a Promise, actually the whole async/await function gets converted to an promise based one.
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Async/Await are promises! What your examples do not show is that your async/await functions actually do not return just string, but instead they return Promise, you can get away by returning just a string, because the compiler or interpreter wrapps them in a Promise, actually the whole async/await function gets converted to an promise based one.