JavaScript · Senior · Question 53 of 75

What problem does `Promise.try(fn)` solve?

✓Correct answer: It runs fn and turns both sync throws and async rejections into a rejected promise
2It retries fn until it succeeds
3It runs fn in a worker

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Promise.resolve().then(fn) delays execution to a microtask, and new Promise(r => r(fn())) is verbose. Promise.try runs synchronously but still gives uniform error handling.

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