In this lesson, we learned how to make GET and POST requests using the Fetch API and async/await keywords. Let’s recap on the concepts covered in the previous exercises:

• GET and POST requests can be created in a variety of ways.
• We can use fetch() and async/await to asynchronous request data from APIs.
• Promises are a type of JavaScript object that represents data that will eventually be returned from a request.
• The fetch() function can be used to create requests and will return promises.
• We can chain .then() methods to handle promises returned by the fetch() function.
• The async keyword is used to create asynchronous functions that will return promises.
• The await keyword can only be used with functions declared with the async keyword.
• The await keyword suspends the program while waiting for a promise to resolve.

Congratulations on learning all about asynchronous requests using fetch(), async, and await! These concepts are fundamental to helping you develop more robust web apps!