TaskQuick recap. Inside a <script type='module'>: declare async function getOne() returning Promise.resolve(1) and async function getTwo() returning Promise.resolve(2). Then const [a, b] = await Promise.all([getOne(), getTwo()]). console.log a, b, and a+b.
Recap: Modules & async (C1-C3)
50 XP5 min
Theory
Quick recap β Modules C1-C3
Modern syntax + the module system. The 4 pieces you write every day:
- `async function` + `await` β the only sane way to write fetch / DB / file IO.
- `Promise.all([a, b])` β fire two independent promises in parallel; await both.
- `<script type="module">` β opt in to ES modules in the browser. Top-level await works here.
- `fetch(url).then(r => r.json())` β the universal HTTP shape.
awaitmakes it linear.
If any feels random, redo C1-06 / C2-08 / C3-02 / C3-09 then come back.
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