Node.js - Timers and SchedulingHow can you combine AbortController with a Promise to reject it when aborted?ACall abort() inside Promise executor to reject itBUse signal.aborted as Promise resolve valueCPass abort() as Promise reject callbackDCreate AbortController, then listen to signal 'abort' event to reject the PromiseCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Setup AbortController and PromiseCreate controller and a Promise that listens to the signal's 'abort' event.Step 2: Reject Promise on abort eventInside the event listener, call the Promise's reject function to cancel the operation.Final Answer:Create AbortController, then listen to signal 'abort' event to reject the Promise -> Option DQuick Check:Use abort event to reject Promise [OK]Quick Trick: Reject Promise inside abort event listener [OK]Common Mistakes:Calling abort() inside Promise executorPassing abort() as reject callbackUsing aborted boolean as resolve value
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