Dynamic Imports (import())

What does this code demonstrate about the import() function?

import('./module.js')
  .then(module => {
    module.doSomething();
  })
  .catch(error => {
    console.error('Failed to load module:', error);
  });

It returns a number indicating load time
It returns a boolean indicating success
It returns a Promise that resolves to the module namespace object
This code demonstrates that import() returns a Promise that resolves to the module namespace object: 1) The Promise-based API allows for proper handling of asynchronous module loading, 2) When the Promise resolves, it provides the module namespace containing all exports, 3) The .then() method allows accessing the module exports once loading completes, 4) The .catch() method enables handling loading failures gracefully, 5) This Promise-based approach aligns with modern JavaScript's async patterns, 6) It ensures proper error propagation through the Promise chain, 7) The module namespace object contains all exports from the loaded module, similar to using 'import * as module', 8) This asynchronous behavior is fundamentally different from synchronous static imports.
It returns undefined

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