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Mixing Default and Named

Use both export types together

A module can have both default and named exports. Import them together in one statement.

// api.js
export default function request() {}
export const GET = "GET";
export const POST = "POST";

// app.js
import request, { GET, POST } from "./api.js";

Default comes first without braces, then named in braces.