How does static analysis contribute to tree shaking in ES6 modules?
- It dynamically analyzes the code at runtime to identify unused modules
- It performs analysis at compile-time to identify and eliminate unused exports
- It relies on dynamic imports to load only necessary modules
- It statically enforces tree shaking by default in ES6
Static analysis in tree shaking occurs during the compilation phase. It identifies and eliminates unused exports by analyzing the code without executing it. This helps in reducing the bundle size by excluding unnecessary code paths and dependencies.
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