Consider a module that exports multiple utility functions. How would you import a specific function for optimizing bundle size?
- Importing the entire module and using the specific utility function
- Destructuring the import statement to only include the needed utility function
- Importing the module dynamically at runtime based on the required utility function
- Using a wildcard import to import all utility functions
To optimize bundle size, it's advisable to import only the specific utility function needed rather than importing the entire module. Destructuring the import statement allows you to selectively import only the required function, reducing unnecessary code and improving performance.
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