How do you import a specific function from a module in ES6?
- import myFunction from 'module';
- import { myFunction } from 'module';
- import * as myFunction from 'module';
- import myFunction as 'module';
To import a specific function from a module in ES6, you use the syntax import { myFunction } from 'module';. This allows you to bring in only the functions or variables you need rather than the entire module.
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