Easy Promises in JavaScript: A Beginner's Guide

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In JavaScript, a Promise is an object that represents an asynchronous operation that may or may not complete successfully. A Promise has two main methods: resolve and reject.

resolve is a function that is used to mark a Promise as successful or fulfilled. When you call resolve on a Promise, it means that the operation has completed successfully, and the Promise returns a value.

reject is a function that is used to mark a Promise as failed or rejected. When you call reject on a Promise, it means that the operation has failed, and the Promise returns an error.

Both resolve and reject take a single argument, which is the value that the Promise will return when it is fulfilled or rejected. This value can be of any data type, including a string, number, boolean, object, or even another Promise.

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Could you explain what’s happening? I’m a noob. I started html and css last week I’m not to JavaScript yet. Still trying to grasp everything. What’s happening? Is that a function? I’m so confused but I need to learn!
Thanks in advance if you have time to reply!

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Can you explain how response and reject work?

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