🚀 JavaScript Promises: Promise.all() vs Promise.race() 🚀

Understanding how to handle multiple asynchronous operations is key in modern JavaScript development. Let’s dive into the differences between two powerful methods:

🔹 Promise.all() – Executes multiple promises in parallel and waits for all of them to resolve. It returns an array of results when all promises are resolved, or rejects if any promise fails. Perfect for scenarios where you need all promises to succeed before proceeding.

🔹 Promise.race() – Executes multiple promises, but returns the result of the first one to resolve or reject. Ideal for situations where you’re only interested in the fastest result.

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