Promises and async/await patterns for asynchronous JavaScript

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Promises represent eventual completion or failure of asynchronous operations. I create promises with new Promise((resolve, reject) => {}) executor function. The .then() method chains successful results while .catch() handles errors. Using .finally() runs cleanup code regardless of outcome. The async keyword declares asynchronous functions that return promises. Inside async functions, await pauses execution until promise resolves. I prefer async/await over promise chains for readability. The Promise.all() waits for multiple promises to resolve concurrently. Using Promise.race() returns first settled promise. The Promise.allSettled() waits for all promises regardless of outcome. Error handling with try/catch in async functions is more intuitive.