PH4N70M-0P5

//first we define our new function as async and give it a name of f, with no arguments... or data between ()
async function f() {
    //we make some data that will run normally
    let result = 'first!';
    //we make a new promise that takes 2 arguments, resolve, reject
    let promise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        //we set a timeout so that out promise takes 1 second before it is finished
        //when it is done, we resolve it with the messsage done!
      setTimeout(() => resolve('done!'), 1000);
    });

PH4N70M-0P5

//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!