Consider a scenario where you need to sequentially process a list of URLs to fetch data. How would you structure your async/await function to achieve this?
- Use Promise.all for parallel processing
- Utilize a loop with await inside to process URLs sequentially
- Employ async.each for sequential URL processing
- Mix Promise.all and Promise.race for optimized sequential processing
To sequentially process a list of URLs, structure your async/await function with a loop that utilizes await inside. This ensures each URL is processed one after the other, maintaining order and avoiding parallel execution.
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