ES6 Modules are automatically in __________ mode, in contrast to CommonJS modules.
- Strict
- Non-strict
- Loose
- Synchronous
ES6 Modules are automatically in strict mode, which enforces a stricter set of rules compared to non-strict mode. In contrast, CommonJS modules are not automatically in strict mode, and developers need to opt into strict mode if desired.
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