Yes - I thought that perhaps "await" did something different in JS than C#, but that is literally its entire purpose: to synchronously wait for a call within an

Yes - I thought that perhaps "await" did something different in JS than C#, but that is literally its entire purpose: to synchronously wait for a call within an asynchronous method. Even Wikipedia says the async/await pattern "allows an asynchronous, non-blocking function to be structured in a way similar to an ordinary synchronous function." Honestly not sure how this made it to even 20 points.