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Overview of Imports and Exports
- Some examples of imports: fruits from tropical regions, oil from the Middle East, vehicles and electronics from Asia, wine and cheese from Europe.
- Examples of exports: crops and meat to other countries, airplanes, pharmaceuticals, financial services, media productions, software.
Understanding Imports and Exports
- Imports: goods or services brought in from one country to another.
- Exports: goods and services produced in the home country for sale to other markets.
Benefits of Imports and Exports
- Exports: Key driver of sales and profits, reaching new markets and capturing global market share.
- Imports: Enrich a country’s domestic supply with diverse foreign products.
Coding with Imports and Exports
- In React, use the
export keyword to export a module or named parameter.
- Different ways to use the import operation in React.
- Exporting default export: Modules have at most one default export.
Practical Examples
- Big File Imports: Consult troubleshooting for uploading big dump files.
- File Exchange: Programs read each other’s files through import/export.
- Understanding Terminology: Importing brings a file in, exporting saves in a usable format.
Final Thoughts
- Data can be exported from one program to another for import.
- Be strategic with imports in React – build tools optimize the code.
Examples of Imports and Exports
- Imports: fruits, oil, vehicles, wine, cheese.
- Exports: crops, meat, airplanes, services, media.
Differentiating Imports and Exports
- Imports come from other countries, exports go to them.
- Cost-efficiency of producing goods abroad can influence import decisions.
