Consider a scenario where a module is exporting multiple functions, but only some are used. How does tree shaking impact this scenario?
- Only the used functions will be included in the final bundle, reducing its size.
- All exported functions will be included in the bundle.
- Tree shaking is not applicable to modules with multiple functions.
- The entire module will be excluded from the bundle.
Tree shaking analyzes the code to include only the necessary parts. In this scenario, only the functions that are used will be included, resulting in a smaller bundle size. The other options are incorrect, as tree shaking specifically targets unused code.
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