Axios will receive an error from example.com and this will trigger a rejection of the promise created when we called post. The rejection of a promise will, in turn, trigger the function passed inside the catch.
It's worth noting that at this point in the code, vm is referring to the root Vue instance; this is because the code is always executed after the Vue instance is initialized and assigned to vm.
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