I am a learner following coding along with an Udemy tutorial. Presently, i am in the section where i am learning testing.
This exact code, my instructor ran it and it worked but mine didn't work, i have carefully observed my code and compared to his, no difference. i have also applied my little knowledge to see where i am missing it, yet no solution. please i need somebody to rescue me.
the image of the codes are attached below

1. The first image is the script file
2. The second image is the first test testing the async await function. the test was successful
3. The 3rd image is the second test testing the promise function. The test wasn't successful and i expect it to be. They are suppose to be the same

Are you sure this is not a library or compiler issue? Are you using the exact same compiler your instructor used?

angelEmade:
Are you sure this is not a library or compiler issue? Are you using the exact same compiler your instructor used?

Node of the codes worked at first, i had to uninstall the latest node-fetch which I installed to install the exact one my instructor used. There are two main packages my instructor used. 1. Jest and 2. node-fetch.
Since you have given me the opinion, i will have to downgrade the second package oo. Thanks boss, lemme try it.
I am just wondering if async await and promises will work differently on different compilers

DDayve:


Node of the codes worked at first, i had to uninstall the latest node-fetch which I installed to install the exact one my instructor used. There are two main packages my instructor used. 1. Jest and 2. node-fetch.
Since you have given me the opinion, i will have to downgrade the second package oo. Thanks boss, lemme try it.
I am just wondering if async await and promises will work differently on different compilers

Well m more into php and native JAVA
While o can't exactly pin point a problem (assuming there is any) it is something I have learned over the years from my general knowledge of software development. In most cases compiler libraries and packages are the problem. If the code has an issue, m pretty sure your ide should throw an error especially if you are using one of these IDEs that's designed specifically for that programming lang.

angelEmade:

Well m more into php and native JAVA
While o can't exactly pin point a problem (assuming there is any) it is something I have learned over the years from my general knowledge of software development. In most cases compiler libraries and packages are the problem. If the code has an issue, m pretty sure your ide should throw an error especially if you are using one of these IDEs that's designed specifically for that programming lang.

Noted boss. Thanks. I will just assume async await is preferable for testing and move on. I have tried downgrading the second package but so many functionalities has been deprecated. As such, it didn't work. In fact, it was worst