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Problem: Passing a dynamic array to a JavaScript function that returns multiple promises.

Solution: Use Promise.all() to handle multiple promises. This method returns a single promise that resolves when all promises are resolved or rejects if one fails.

Key Points:

• Promise.all() is used for parallel execution of promises.
• Promise.allSettled() can be used to run all promises regardless of individual failures.
• Use try-catch blocks to handle rejected promises.

Example Code: The processAllItems function demonstrates how to use Promise.all() and Promise.allSettled() to handle dynamic arrays of promises.

Conclusion: Using Promise.all() or Promise.allSettled() effectively handles multiple promises returned by a JavaScript function, allowing for parallel execution and robust error handling.