Dynamic Imports (import())

When a dynamically imported module has a syntax error, the Promise rejects with a SyntaxError: 1) The error happens during the parsing phase of the module, before execution, 2) The Promise rejection allows catching and handling the error gracefully, 3) This is different from static imports where syntax errors cause immediate script failure, 4) The error can be caught using .catch() or try/catch with await, 5) This enables implementing fallback strategies when modules might be invalid, 6) The error typically includes information about the nature and location of the syntax issue, 7) Module loading errors are distinct from runtime errors that might occur during module execution, 8) This behavior allows for more robust error handling strategies in applications using dynamic imports.