sinple promise example

//the variable myNewPromise is a function that takes 
//2 arguments, isResolved and IsNotResolved
const myNewPromise = new Promise((isResolved, isNotResolved)=>{
    // we create a new variable isThePromiseResolved
    //set it to true because we want it to be resolved.. right now
    let isThePromiseResolved = true;
    //what the if statment is saying is,
    //if (isThePromiseResolved) is true (which it is)
    if(isThePromiseResolved){
        //then we execute isResolved!
        //this is because isThePromiseResolved is resolved as true
        // true === resolved
        //dont worry about the /n it is just a new line
        isResolved("\n Promise was resolved! \n This is becasue myNewPromise was set to true")
        //the else is anything that is NOT true
    }else{
        //If myNewPromise is not true
        //then it will not resolve, or isNotResolved
        isNotResolved("Promise was not resolved becasue myNewPromise was not true :( ")
    }
})
//Now that we have created what myNewPromise is
//we can make the promise!

// is myNewPromise is resolved we run isResolved
myNewPromise.then(isResolved => console.log(isResolved))
//NOTICE THE .catch this is the equivelent of "else" of a promise,
//we use .catch if there are any errors
.catch(isNotResolved=>console.log(isNotResolved))