Tree shaking is most effective when modules use _______ exports rather than wildcard exports.
- Named
- Default
- All
- Individual
Tree shaking is a technique in JavaScript used to eliminate unused code during the build process. When modules use named exports, it allows the bundler to selectively include only the functions or variables that are actually used, making tree shaking more effective. Default exports and wildcard exports can complicate this process, leading to less efficient tree shaking.
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