What is the purpose of the 'import * as' syntax in JavaScript modules?
The 'import * as' syntax creates a namespace object containing all exports from a module: 1) It collects all named exports into a single object with the specified namespace name, 2) This helps avoid naming conflicts by keeping imported values under a namespace, 3) It's useful when importing many values from a module or when you want to access exports dynamically, 4) The namespace object is read-only, but properties representing object exports can be modified, 5) It's particularly useful for organizing related functionality under a meaningful namespace, 6) It can make code more readable by grouping related imports together, 7) It's often used when importing utility modules or libraries with many exports.