In JavaScript, a Promise is an object handling the completion or failure of asynchronous operations and their resulting values.
Promises provide a structured way to manage asynchronous code, improving readability and maintainability compared to traditional callback-based methods.
A Promise can be in three states: Pending (initial state), Fulfilled (operation successful), and Rejected (operation failed).
To create a Promise, use the Promise constructor with an executor function that includes resolve (successful completion) and reject (failure) methods.