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JavaScript modules organize code into separate files, making it easier to manage and maintain. They are imported using the 'import' statement and require type='module' in the <script> tag. The document also explains named and default exports, detailing how to export and import them correctly.

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JavaScript Modules 4 Slides

JavaScript modules organize code into separate files, making it easier to manage and maintain. They are imported using the 'import' statement and require type='module' in the <script> tag. The document also explains named and default exports, detailing how to export and import them correctly.

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Introduction to JavaScript Modules

• - JavaScript modules help in organizing code


into separate files.
• - Makes code easier to manage and maintain.
• - Imported using the 'import' statement.
• - Requires type='module' in the <script> tag.
Example of JavaScript Modules
• Example of importing a module:
• <script type='module'>
• import message from './message.js';
• </script>
Exporting in JavaScript Modules
• - Named Exports:
• export const name = 'Jesse';
• export const age = 40;

• - Default Export:
• const message = () => {
• return 'Jesse is 40 years old';
• };
• export default message;
Importing in JavaScript Modules
• - Import named exports using curly braces:
• import { name, age } from './person.js';

• - Import default exports without curly braces:


• import message from './message.js';

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