This question is missing a lot of other associated content around promises. Such as having a basic understanding of asynchronous requests, different mechanisms, then handling responses, success & failure.
Just asking if it's caught in a try/catch isn't very practical, it's not questioning anything
This question is missing a lot of other associated content around promises. Such as having a basic understanding of asynchronous requests, different mechanisms, then handling responses, success & failure.
Just asking if it's caught in a try/catch isn't very practical, it's not questioning anything
This question is more about attention to detail than anything else.