//First part: Create the Promise and define the success/not success conditions.
let promise1 = new Promise( (resolve, reject) => {
let isCallResolve = true;
if (isCallResolve) {
resolve('Promise is successful and resolve method is called that is code inside then() !');
}
if (!isCallResolve) {
reject('Promise failed and reject method is called that is code inside catch() !');
}
});
//Second part: Define the actions for when the conditions are fulfilled.
promise1.then( (message) => {
// then() method is the definition for resolve() callback method.
// Execute code inside here if the promise is resolved i.e. is successful.
document.getElementById('output').innerHTML += message;
}).catch( (message) => {
// catch() method is the definition for reject() callback method.
// Execute code inside here if the promise is is rejected that is not successful.
document.getElementById('output').innerHTML += message;
});
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