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Use ‘Promises’ | Async/Await | in place of JavaScript Callbacks.
5 min readJan 8, 2020
We should use Promises which allows us to access asynchronous method and return values to synchronous methods. and Async/Await is the extension of promises.
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We are here to..
- Understand what `Synchronous` and `Asynchronous`.
- Understand `Callback` — with an Example.
- Understand `Promises` — with an Example.
- Understand `Async/Await` — with an Example.
- * This article covers very basics of above topics. You’ll easily understand at the end about the concept and able to implement it.
Synchronous
When we execute a task synchronously, JE wait for that task to finish before moving on to the next line of code.
(JE: JavaScript Engine.)