[Solved] How does one elegantly provide try-catch functionality to functions and methods which are listed within an array and are about to be executed/invoked?
The functions are not being executed “automatically,” they’re being executed because you’re explicitly calling them: const arr = [ { ‘Some text’: this.f(‘a’) }, // ^^^^^^^^^^^−−−−−−−−−−−−−− here { ‘Some other text’: this.f(‘b’) } // ^^^^^^^^^^^−−−−−−−− and here ] The result of the above is an array with two objects in it, where the first object … Read more