How can you import a specific item from a module in ES6+?
- import { item } from 'module';
- import 'module' item;
- import item from 'module';
- include { item } from 'module';
In ES6+ JavaScript, you can import a specific item from a module using the syntax import { item } from 'module';. This allows you to selectively import only the items you need from a module. The other options are not valid import syntax in ES6+.
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