When chaining promises, the return value of one .then() becomes the input for the next _________.
- catch()
- resolve()
- reject()
- then()
The correct term is then(). When chaining promises, the then() method is used to specify what should happen next after the Promise is fulfilled. The value returned by the then() callback becomes the input for the next then() in the chain.
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