Answer would be Option 4 because in function processing our error is async in nature. Traditional try/catch blocks doesn't catch async errors in the promise chain because of their sync nature. You might say they work in case of async/await syntax. Yes, they work because when we are using await keyword then we are kind of suspending the execution of the function till promised is resolved so it behaves in a sync manner.

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