JavaScript ES6 modules: import, export, and module patterns

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ES6 modules organize code into separate files with export and import statements. I use export default for single main export and export { name } for named exports. The import { name } from './module.js' syntax imports specific exports. Using import * as Module from './module.js' imports everything as namespace object. The export { name as alias } renames exports while import { name as alias } renames imports. Dynamic imports with import('./module.js') load modules conditionally and return promises. Modules have their own scope, preventing global namespace pollution. The type="module" attribute enables ES6 modules in browsers. Module bundlers like Webpack and Rollup optimize module loading. Understanding module systems improves code organization and reusability.