How can the async/await syntax be used with error handling mechanisms, like try/catch, to handle asynchronous errors?
- Wrap the entire async function body in a try/catch block
- Use await inside a try/catch block for each individual asynchronous operation
- Use async without try/catch for handling errors
- Use await without try/catch for handling errors
To handle asynchronous errors with async/await, you should use a try/catch block around each individual await operation. This allows you to catch and handle errors for specific asynchronous operations within the async function. Option A would catch errors for the entire function, which might not provide fine-grained error handling. Options C and D are incorrect approaches for error handling with async/await.
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