I’ll begin by showing what should be the expected output, both from a sensible view point and because it’s what happens if the functions weren’t async.

let status = [] const promises = files.forEach(async (file) => { let path = ${localPath}/${file} let info = await imagepredictions(path) let flag = await fileUpload(info, req, path)console.log(“flag”, flag); if (flag) { status.push(info ? info : null) } console.log(“INSIDE “,status);return info, flag;}) await Promise.all(promises); console.log(“outside “,status); console.log(“outside “,status); ** –> I want to wait all async […]

There is a thread on this which didn’t really answer my question and doesn’t offer any practical solutions.

Sorry not a native English speaker.

I’ve recently started learning javascript and I’m having a big problem understanding the async behavior of the language. I’ve spent hundreds of hours searching and everyone recommends the use of promises but I can’t quite comprehend what I’m doing wrong (maybe all of it lol).

I have two JS functions. One function is called from another as below

I am trying to call this function:

Why this code stops in middle?

what happen if i add await to non async function in js