Summary  
This chapter explains how to catch and handle errors in asynchronous code by attaching `.catch` handlers to Promises or using `try/catch` blocks with `async/await`, ensuring reliable error management and preventing application crashes.  

General domain of usage  
Web applications

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Handling errors in asynchronous code is essential for building robust applications. Unhandled rejections can cause your program to behave unpredictably, crash, or silently fail, making bugs difficult to track down. Always attach a `.catch` handler to Promises or use `try/catch` blocks with `async/await` to ensure that errors are managed properly. This approach not only helps you display helpful error messages but also prevents your application from entering an inconsistent state. Ignoring errors in asynchronous code can lead to lost data, security vulnerabilities, or poor user experience. Being proactive about error handling ensures your code is reliable and easier to maintain.

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Catching and Handling Async Errors

Catching and Handling Async Errors