I know existence of a throw inside of a promise, change the state of that specific promise to rejected and the result will be the error message, but when I type this throw inside of a setTimeout located inside of…
I’m having some problems trying to understand the following code in an excercise concerning error handling: const getSuggestions = () => { const wordQuery = inputField.value; const endpoint = url + wordQuery; fetch(endpoint, {cache: 'no-cache'}) .then(response => { if(response.ok) {…
I tried googling it but all results were about C++'s throw std::exception(). I was reading through libraries (was curious how stuff like printf, malloc and FILE were implemented) and came across the definition for the malloc function: extern void *malloc…