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For most asynchronous code, this notation is more convenient than directly using promises. You do still need an understanding of promises, since in many cases you still interact with them directly. But when wiring them together, `async` functions are generally more pleasant to write than chains of `then` calls.
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title: "JavaScript and Performance",
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number: 22,
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start_code: "<!-- This chapter exists in the paper book, not in the online version -->\n\n<script>\n runLayout(forceDirected_simple, treeGraph(4, 4));\n</script>\n",
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start_code: "<!-- This chapter exists in the paper book, not in the online version -->\n\n<script>\n runLayout(forceDirected_simple, gridGraph(12));\n</script>\n",
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