Promise.then()<\/strong> method. This method takes two arguments: a success callback function and an optional error callback function. The success callback function will be executed when the promise is resolved, and it will receive the resolved value as its argument.<\/p>\n“`javascript
\n\/\/ Creating a new promise
\nlet myPromise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
\n \/\/ Simulating an asynchronous operation
\n setTimeout(() => {
\n resolve(‘Promise resolved!’);
\n }, 2000);
\n});<\/p>\n
\/\/ Getting the value of the promise
\nmyPromise.then((value) => {
\n console.log(value); \/\/ Output: Promise resolved!
\n});
\n“`<\/p>\n
When the promise is resolved after 2 seconds, the success callback function passed to Promise.then()<\/strong> will be executed, and you can access the resolved value within it.<\/p>\n