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When you need to wait for several asynchronous operations to finish before continuing, Promise.all is the tool you use. You pass an array of Promises to Promise.all, and it returns a new Promise. This new Promise resolves only when every Promise in the array has been fulfilled. The resulting value is an array containing each Promise's resolved value, in the same order as the original array. If any of the Promises rejects, Promise.all immediately rejects with that error, and does not wait for the remaining Promises to finish. This behavior is helpful for handling multiple tasks that must all succeed before moving forward, but it also means that a single failure will stop the entire group.

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When you need to wait for several asynchronous operations to finish before continuing, Promise.all is the tool you use. You pass an array of Promises to Promise.all, and it returns a new Promise. This new Promise resolves only when every Promise in the array has been fulfilled. The resulting value is an array containing each Promise's resolved value, in the same order as the original array. If any of the Promises rejects, Promise.all immediately rejects with that error, and does not wait for the remaining Promises to finish. This behavior is helpful for handling multiple tasks that must all succeed before moving forward, but it also means that a single failure will stop the entire group.

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