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| The file profile.js is logged in the console. |
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To be more precise, whatever it is you've exported gets logged. It's not necessarily the entire file. This becomes more important when you have multiple functions in a file.
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| ---No. It depends on the where the file or folder is placed inside the package. |
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This question is asking about why you wouldn't do the following:
const moment = require('./moment')So, in this case you do not do the above because you do not have a file called moment, but a package you've installed.
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