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    Why does my try...catch block not catch an error thrown inside an async function using await?

    Asked on Tuesday, Nov 11, 2025

    When using "try...catch" with "async/await", ensure that the "await" keyword is directly inside the "try" block to catch any errors that the promise might throw. Here's a simple example to illustrate …

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    How can I handle async data fetching errors in a vanilla JS app to ensure smooth interop with different APIs?

    Asked on Monday, Nov 10, 2025

    To handle async data fetching errors in a vanilla JS app, you can use the "try...catch" block with "async/await" to manage errors effectively and ensure smooth interop with different APIs. async funct…

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    How can I debug an "Uncaught TypeError" when using async/await with fetch in JavaScript?

    Asked on Sunday, Nov 09, 2025

    An "Uncaught TypeError" in JavaScript often occurs when a variable or object is not of the expected type. When using async/await with fetch, this error might arise if the response is not handled corre…

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    Why does `fetch()` return a promise, and how can I handle JSON data received from an API response?

    Asked on Saturday, Nov 08, 2025

    The `fetch()` function returns a promise because it performs an asynchronous operation to request resources over the network. To handle JSON data from an API response, you can chain `.then()` methods …

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