JS: Promise .prototype .catch

Promise .prototype .catch

syntax:

promise_object.catch(ferr)

ferr is a function that takes one arg.

when the promise_object is rejected, ferr is called with an arg xerror, where xerror is the arg passed to reject function in the promise f_executor function body.

What's the difference between p.then(aa, bb) vs p.then(aa).catch(cc)

bb (the second argument of .then) only sees a rejection of p itself.

If aa throws, or returns a rejected promise, bb does not run. That rejection goes to whatever comes after this .then.

.catch sits after aa, so it sees:

• rejection of p
• a throw inside aa
• a rejected promise returned by aa