How does dynamic import (import()) differ from static import (import ... from) in ES6?
- Deferred loading at runtime
- Resolved during compilation
- Allows importing entire modules as a single object
- Used for importing only specific exports
Dynamic import allows loading a module at runtime, which can be beneficial for code splitting and lazy loading. Static import, on the other hand, is resolved during compilation.
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