When you call a method that returns a Future, you have to choose between using await, unawaited, and ignore. Here's an explanation.

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When calling a method that returns a Future, you can use 'await', 'unawaited', or 'ignore'. This choice affects how your code handles exceptions thrown by the Future. Understanding the differences is crucial for proper error handling in asynchronous programming.

Futures: await vs unawaited vs ignore

<p>I can not imagine an example where you would not care about waiting a future. Can you provide a practical example for it?</p>
