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Code splitting creates separate bundles, while lazy loading determines when those bundles should be loaded.
Code splitting creates separate bundles, while lazy loading determines when those bundles should be loaded.
Code splitting is the practice of breaking a large JavaScript bundle into smaller chunks that can be loaded separately.
It reduces initial bundle size, improves load times, and creates a better user experience.
Users download only the code required for the current page rather than the entire application.
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