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You can directly rename a default export, you dont need a *as* keyword

Yes, you can import a default export and rename it using the `as` keyword. Here’s an example to demonstrate this: **Exporting Module (`module.ts`):** ```typescript export default function a() { console.log("Function a called"); } ``` **Importing Module (`main.ts`):** ```typescript import aFunction from './module'; // Import the default export and give it a new name aFunction(); // This will call the function a and log "Function a called" ``` In this example: - The function `a` is exported as the default export from `module.ts`. - In `main.ts`, it is imported and renamed to `aFunction`. The `as` keyword isn't explicitly needed for renaming default imports. The renaming is done by directly assigning the imported default export to a new variable name. If you specifically need to use the `as` keyword for named exports, here’s how it can be done: **Exporting Module (`module.ts`):** ```typescript export default function a() { console.log("Function a called"); } export function b() { console.log("Function b called"); } ``` **Importing Module (`main.ts`):** ```typescript import aFunction from './module'; // Default export import { b as bFunction } from './module'; // Named export with renaming using 'as' aFunction(); // Calls function a and logs "Function a called" bFunction(); // Calls function b and logs "Function b called" ``` Here, the `as` keyword is used to rename the named export `b` to `bFunction` when importing.

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