Implement the getInParallel function that should be used to invoke multiple API calls in parallel. The function accepts an array of functions that return a Promise. The function should return a Promise which should resolve to an array of results from the apiCalls argument.
For example, calling the following code should print "[ 'First API call!', 'Second API call!' ]":
let promise = getInParallel([() => Promise.resolve("First API call!"),
() => Promise.resolve("Second API call!")]);
if(promise) {
promise.then((result) => console.log(result)).catch((err) => console.log(err));
} - Example case: Wrong answer
- Various functions: Wrong answer
- Long running functions: Wrong answer
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