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async function myAsyncFunction() { const payload = await { name: "felipe", age: 22 }; console.log(payload); // { name: 'felipe', age: 22 } }
This example creates a closure on payload of an object that is awaited. Does JavaScript automatically resolve the promise in this case?
RxJs has commands like [of, from] etc, which create promises compatible with Async/Await.
Exactly, if the “awaited” process is a value or a function that return a value, automatically this is converted to a resolved promise.
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Question:
This example creates a closure on payload of an object that is awaited. Does JavaScript automatically resolve the promise in this case?
RxJs has commands like [of, from] etc, which create promises compatible with Async/Await.
Exactly, if the “awaited” process is a value or a function that return a value, automatically this is converted to a resolved promise.