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0 pointsehsankia5y ago0 comments

Or just:

    const p = {then: () => 0}

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Well, an object with a then() method is a promise.

Promise.resolve({then: () => console.log('called')})

Promises autoflatten since you can't have Promise<Promise<T>>, so you'll see that this code prints 'called'.

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0 pointsehsankia5y ago0 comments

Or just:

    const p = {then: () => 0}

Well, an object with a then() method is a promise.

Promise.resolve({then: () => console.log('called')})

Promises autoflatten since you can't have Promise<Promise<T>>, so you'll see that this code prints 'called'.

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