How can you handle errors in the fetch API when using async/await syntax?
- Use try/catch around the fetch call
- Use the .catch() method on the Promise returned by fetch
- Use a custom error handling function passed as a parameter to fetch
- Errors are automatically handled by the fetch API when using async/await
When using async/await with the fetch API, you can handle errors by chaining a .catch() method onto the Promise returned by fetch. This allows you to catch any network or request-related errors and handle them gracefully. Using try/catch around the fetch call is not effective in capturing asynchronous errors that occur within the Promise. The fetch API does not automatically handle errors when using async/await.
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