Explain major differences between the ES5 and ES6 syntax with relevant examples

The syntax has witnessed a great change from ES5 to ES6. Important differences between the two releases of ECMAScript are:

• Require vs. Import – The require used in ES5 is now replaced with import.var React = require(‘react’); //is now replaced with
  import React from ‘react’; //in ES6
• Export vs. Exports – Instead of exports, now export is used.export default Component; // replaces
  module.exports = Component; // in ES6
• Component and Function – The use of component and function has also changed from ES5 to ES6.

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