How different is CommonJs require from ES6 import?

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How different is CommonJs require from ES6 import?

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// Importing modules const fs = require('fs'); const fileDelete = require('./fileDeleter'); const fileName = require('./fileNamer'); const writeFile = (data) => { return fs.writeFileSync(fileName, data); } // Exporting writeFile module modules.exports = writeFile;

// Importing modules import fs from 'fs'; import fileDelete from './fileDeleter'; import fileName from './fileNamer'; const writeFile = (data) => { return fs.writeFileSync(fileName, data); } // Exporting writeFile module export default function writeFile;

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