Dynamic Imports (import())

What capability of dynamic imports is demonstrated in this code?

const moduleSpecifier = `./languages/${language}.js`;
try {
  const module = await import(moduleSpecifier);
  return module.default;
} catch (error) {
  console.error(`Could not load ${language}:`, error);
  return fallbackModule;
}

Module caching
Module validation
Dynamic module specifiers
This code demonstrates the capability to use dynamic module specifiers with import(): 1) The module path is constructed at runtime using a template literal, 2) This allows loading different modules based on a variable (language), 3) Static imports cannot use variables or expressions in the module path, 4) This enables powerful patterns like language/feature-based module loading, 5) The try/catch block properly handles cases where the module might not exist, 6) Dynamic specifiers support implementing plugin systems and extensible architectures, 7) This capability allows for truly dynamic behavior not possible with static imports, 8) It enables applications to adapt their module loading based on runtime conditions.
Module composition

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