You are working on a project where you need to load different modules based on user actions dynamically. What approach should you take to load the modules only when necessary?
- Use synchronous module loading.
- Use Webpack to bundle all modules upfront.
- Employ dynamic import statements.
- Load all modules at application startup.
To load modules dynamically based on user actions, you should employ dynamic import statements (Option c). Dynamic imports allow you to load modules asynchronously and only when they are needed, improving the efficiency of your application. Synchronous loading (Option a) and loading all modules upfront (Option d) are counterproductive for this scenario. While Webpack bundling (Option b) can be useful for other purposes, it doesn't address the need for dynamic loading.
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