How does error handling differ in async/await compared to traditional promise-based approaches?
- Both handle errors in the same way
- Async/await uses try...catch for error handling
- Promises use try...catch for error handling
- Async/await relies on callback functions
In async/await, errors are handled using the familiar try...catch block, making it easier to write and read asynchronous code. This improves the debugging experience compared to chaining .then() and .catch() in promise chains.
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