The purpose of this article is to teach you how to work with promises by using async/await. Why would you want to use async/await, though? The most significant benefit is that it makes the code more readable and cleaner by removing the promise chains...

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Async/await is a new way of writing asynchronous code, besides promises and callbacks. The most significant benefit is that it makes the code more readable and cleaner by removing the promise chains. The code snippets below are basic, and they do not handle errors. Their sole purpose is to show the difference between Promises and Async/AWait when using conditionals.

How To Use Async/Await in JavaScript

<p>Thanks for a clear explanation of using async/await. Kudos …</p>


<p>I’ve realised that promises work like a ‘chain of functions’ wherein a function calls a function and can pass a value to that function and that function also calls another and so on.</p>
