In a project using ES6 modules, if you need to dynamically load a module based on a user's action, which import method would you use?
- import()
- require()
- import dynamic
- import lazy
In ES6, the import() function allows dynamic loading of modules. It returns a promise that resolves to the module namespace object, allowing you to load modules conditionally or based on user actions.
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