To handle both success and failure in an AJAX call using Promises, use .then() for success and _______ for errors.
- .error()
- .catch()
- .fail()
- .reject()
In Promises, .then() is used for success, and .catch() is used for handling errors. The .catch() method is specifically designed to handle the rejection of a promise, making it the correct choice in this scenario.
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