Understanding async await - part 7

example.js

async function someFunc () {
  // since we’re using await on someAsyncThing and the promise rejected
  // this line will now throw it will throw `new Error('Boom')`
  const result = await someAsyncThing();
  // this line will not execute
  return result.value;
}
// externally we’ll get a rejected promise returned containing `Error('Boom')`
await someFunc();
// But since we’re using await here, the rejected promise gets turned back
// into a thrown error, so the end result is someFunc will throw `Error('Boom')`