What is the main difference between default exports and named exports in ES6 modules?
- Default exports are used for exporting a single value or function, while named exports are used for exporting multiple values or functions from a module.
- Default exports use the export default syntax, while named exports use the export { myFunction }; syntax.
- Default exports are mandatory, while named exports are optional.
- Default exports can be renamed during import using the as keyword, while named exports cannot be renamed.
The main difference is that default exports are for a single value or function, and named exports are for multiple values or functions. Default exports use export default while named exports use export { myFunction };.
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