What is the main difference between using XMLHttpRequest and the Fetch API in terms of handling responses?
- Fetch API returns a Promise that resolves with the Response
- XMLHttpRequest directly returns the Response object
- Fetch API uses callbacks for response handling
- XMLHttpRequest handles responses synchronously
The Fetch API returns a Promise that resolves with the Response object, providing a more modern and convenient way to handle responses. XMLHttpRequest, on the other hand, relies on direct access to the Response object without the benefits of Promises.
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