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Should You Await Promise Chains?
Article Introduction：Awaiting Promise Chains: Potential PitfallsIt has been advised against awaiting promise chains in certain contexts, particularly in Angular 6...
2024-11-25
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Why Does Promise Chaining Return Undefined in Some Cases?
Article Introduction：Why is undefined returned by .then() in Promise Chaining?In Promise chaining, .then() returns a new Promise object. However, if no value or Promise is explicitly returned from the .then() callback, the resulting Promise will resolve to undefined.Cons
2024-10-19
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When Are Promise Constructor Callbacks Executed?
Article Introduction：Understanding the Execution Timing of Promise Constructor CallbackWhen constructing a Promise object, the code provided within the callback...
2024-11-26
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Promise in Javascript
Article Introduction：Promise
represents a value that may be available now, or in the future, or never.
Promise Life Cycle:
Pending: The function starts to work.
Fulfilled: The operation completed successfully, and we have a result value.
Rejected: The operation
2024-10-20
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C std::promise and std::future explained
Article Introduction：std::promise and std::future are tools in C for passing results between threads, suitable for scenarios where asynchronous tasks obtain final results. 1. Promise is the "promise" for setting a value or exception, and future is the "future" for obtaining the value; 2. The usage process is to create a promise, obtain future, move a promise to an asynchronous task, set a value, and obtain the result through future.get(); 3. It can be used with std::async or thread, and supports exception delivery and shared_future multi-point access; 4. Note that promise can only be set once, avoid multi-thread writing, and future.get() is eliminated at one time.
2025-07-11
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