What will happen if there are conflicting names when importing items from a module?
- The last imported item with the conflicting name will override the previous ones.
- An error will occur, and you will need to manually resolve the conflict by renaming the items.
- JavaScript will automatically assign unique names to the conflicting items.
- Conflicting names are not allowed when importing items from a module.
In JavaScript, when you import items from a module, if there are conflicting names (e.g., two imported items have the same name), the last imported item with the conflicting name will override the previous ones. This can lead to unexpected behavior and should be avoided by using unique and descriptive names for imported items.
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