Async operations are common in modern web applications. Fetching data from an API, loading large components, or running computational tasks are all examples of asynchronous code that take some time to complete. In React, rendering components asynchronously can improve perceived performance by allowing certain parts of the UI to render immediately, while other parts wait on async operations. React
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