Two ways can handle the asynchronous task
- With Promise and then the method
- With the async/await method
The asynchronous function can be written using ‘async’ preceding the function name in Node js. The asynchronous function returns an implicit Promise as a result. The async function helps to write promise-based code asynchronously through the event loop. A value will always be returned in the Async function.
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Instructions
Follow the steps carefully to get the output easily.
- Install Node and Visual Studio Code on your computer.
- Create a new folder in your local.
- Open that folder in Visual Studio Code.
- Then create a new JS file(Eg: node.js).
- Copy the snippet using 'copy' button and paste it into that file.
- Save the file and open the terminal, use this command 'node filename(node.js)' to get the output in your console.
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- The solution is created and tested in Visual Studio Code 1.74.1.
- The solution is tested in Node v18.15.0.
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