To ensure all errors are caught in an async function, use try/catch along with ________.
- async/await
- catch/error
- reject/resolve
- throw/catch
When working with asynchronous code in JavaScript, using try/catch blocks along with async/await ensures that errors within the async function are properly caught and handled.
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