const wait = new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms))
const asyncFunction = async() => {
await wait(1000)
console.log('async')
}
asyncFunction()
Await function
When the code is executed, the console will print "async" before the code inside the asyncFunction is executed. This is because the code inside the asyncFunction is being executed asynchronously, meaning that it isn't wait()ing for the result of the Promise that resolves in 1000 ms.
Shortcut: await
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