What are some strategies for handling asynchronous errors in Node.js?
- Caching, Authentication, Authorization, Rate Limiting
- Callbacks, Promises, Async/Await, Event Emitters
- Exception Handling, Error Codes, Logging, Retry Mechanism
- Polling, WebSockets, Threading, Buffers
Handling asynchronous errors in Node.js involves using strategies such as Callbacks, Promises, Async/Await, and Event Emitters. These mechanisms help in dealing with asynchronous code execution and managing errors effectively.
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