What would be the result of attempting to import a module that does not exist?
- It will prompt you to create the module.
- It will silently fail, and no error will be thrown.
- You will get a runtime error, and the program will crash.
- You will receive a warning but the program will continue running.
When attempting to import a non-existent module in JavaScript, it will silently fail, and no error will be thrown. This is because ES6 modules use static imports, and errors are only raised at runtime when the module cannot be found during the initial load.
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