What is the difference between default and named imports in JavaScript?

What is the difference between default and named imports in JavaScript?

In JavaScript, default imports allow you to import a single value or object from a module, while named imports let you import multiple specific values or objects.

Can you give me an example of each?

Sure! For default import, you might have import myFunction from './myModule';. For named imports, it would be import { myFunction, myVariable } from './myModule';.

Are there any restrictions on named imports?

Yes, named imports must match the exported names exactly, while default imports can be renamed during import.

When should I use default imports over named imports?

Use default imports when you want to import a single main export from a module, and named imports when you need multiple specific exports.