How do dynamic imports affect application bundling with tools like webpack?
Dynamic imports create automatic code splitting points in bundlers like webpack: 1) Bundlers recognize dynamic import() calls and create separate output chunks, 2) These chunks are loaded on-demand when the import() is executed, 3) This happens automatically without additional configuration, 4) Each dynamically imported module (along with its dependencies) becomes a separate chunk, 5) This enables more efficient loading patterns in the final application, 6) Bundlers optimize these chunks and manage their loading automatically, 7) This behavior is a key part of webpack's and other modern bundlers' code splitting feature, 8) Additional configuration can customize this behavior but isn't required for basic functionality.