What is the syntax to export a single function from an ES6 module?
- export function myFunction() {}
- export myFunction from 'module';
- export { myFunction };
- export default myFunction;
In ES6, to export a single function, you use the syntax export { myFunction };. This allows you to import it individually in another module. The export default is used for the default export, not a named one.
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