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I have encounter this problem https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28708238/catching-exceptions-in-async-code-called-synchronously https://stackoverflow.com/ques

• TheCoreh 12y ago
  The implementation in JS seems to be simpler and consequently less error prone than the one in C#. Calling an async function just returns a Promise. The await operator just yields to the event loop until a given Promise is fullfilled. Exceptions are handled "normally" inside the async function with try/catch, outside they're handled with a callback, like in existing code that uses promises.