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In ES6, you can use Promise objects to manage asynchronous requests. Promises are objects that represent asynchronous operations and can be used to obtain the results of those operations. Here is an example of handling asynchronous requests using Promises: function getData() { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { // 异步请求代码 setTimeout(() => { const data […]