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Asynchronous Code

Asynchronous Code is defined as: Non-Blocking Source Code to defer execute, wait in Callback Queue & move to Call Stack once background task Settled. Topics on:

await

await is defined as: JS Keyword to suspend execute JS code portion until Promise Settled & returns result. Topics on: await must be used inside async function -

Consume

Consume is defined as: (process) to use Settled Promise to get a result. Topics on: .then(), .catch(), .finally(). Read more: JS, JS Language, Object, Promise,

Fullfill

Fullfill is defined as: 🎉Successfully resulted in a value (as expected). Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Language, Object, Promise, Promise Lifecycle, Settled,

Promise

Promise is defined as: Object placeholder for async operation & eventual Settled result. Topics on: container for async delivered value, container for a future

Promise Lifecycle

Promise Lifecycle is defined as: (model) Promise process to start as Pending & end Settled into Fullfill || Reject. Topics on: Pending, Settled, Settled Promise

Promise.race()

Promise.race() is defined as: to set Race Condition to return first Promise to Settled. Topics on: Race Condition. Read more: JS, JS Language, Object, Promise,

Reject

Reject is defined as: 💩Error during async task. Topics on: . Read more: JS, JS Language, Object, Promise, Promise Lifecycle, Settled, Reject | Full-Stack Wiki

Settled

Settled is defined as: async task complete. Topics on: Fullfill, Reject, Promise will eventually Settled into either Fullfill or Reject. Read more: JS, JS Langu