How does caching of modules work differently in ES6 Modules compared to CommonJS?
- ES6 Modules use a global cache for all modules
- ES6 Modules have no caching mechanism
- Each ES6 Module has its own cache
- CommonJS has no module caching
In ES6 Modules, each module maintains its own cache, preventing duplication of work and ensuring consistency across the application. CommonJS, on the other hand, uses a global cache for all modules.
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