JavaScript, as an asynchronous language, relies on promises to manage the execution of non-blocking operations efficiently. If you've ever been puz...
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š The example of chaining Promises adds a practical touch, demonstrating how to handle asynchronous operations in a sequence. The ability to handle errors with a single .catch() at the end of the chain is highlighted well. This can be especially useful for developers dealing with multiple asynchronous tasks.