The following is an example of a JavaScript program that demonstrates the use of modules to organize and reuse code:
In this example, we have two files math.js
and main.js
.
In the math.js
file, we have defined two functions add
and subtract
which takes two arguments and returns the result of the addition and subtraction respectively.
Then in the main.js
file, we are importing these two functions from the math.js
file using the import
statement and then we are calling these functions with some arguments and displaying the result of the function calls on the console.
You can implement this program in any JavaScript development environment that supports the use of modules, such as a text editor with a browser or Node.js.
It's important to note that, modules in javascript are supported natively in modern environments like Node.js and in browser through tools like webpack, babel and others.
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