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Description: Tree Shaking is a term commonly used in JavaScript bundlers to remove unused code, optimizing the final package size. This process is crucial in modern web application development, where modularity and component reuse are fundamental. Dead code refers to code fragments that do not execute or are inaccessible during the application’s runtime, which can […]