Handling Errors with try-catch-finally

try {
  const result = await Promise.reject(new Error('Failed'));
} catch (error) {
  console.error(error);
}

They work exactly the same
try-catch is synchronous only
try-catch can handle both sync and async errors
try-catch with async/await offers advantages: 1) Can catch both synchronous and asynchronous errors, 2) Provides more familiar error handling syntax, 3) Works seamlessly with await expressions, 4) Enables unified error handling approach, 5) Makes async code more readable and maintainable, 6) Allows using existing error handling patterns, 7) Better scope management for error handling, 8) Simplifies complex error handling scenarios.
Promise.catch() is more reliable