Async/Await Syntax

async function getData() {
  throw new Error('Failed');
}

try {
  await getData();
} catch (error) {
  console.log(error.message);
}

Errors are ignored automatically
Errors must be handled with .catch()
Errors can be caught using try/catch
Async/await error handling uses try/catch blocks: 1) Both synchronous and asynchronous errors can be caught, 2) The try/catch block works with thrown errors and rejected Promises, 3) More intuitive than Promise .catch() chains, 4) Provides better scope for error handling variables, 5) Allows for more granular error handling, 6) Makes error handling code look like traditional synchronous code.
Errors stop the program immediately