What is the behavior of await in a loop when iterating over a set of asynchronous tasks?
- Pauses the loop until the asynchronous task is complete
- Skips the iteration with the unresolved promise
- Throws an error
- Continues the loop without waiting
When using await in a loop, it pauses the execution of the loop until the asynchronous task is complete. This ensures that the subsequent iterations don't start until the current one finishes. This behavior is crucial to avoid race conditions and maintain the desired order of execution in asynchronous operations.
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