Video card game example

Here's an example of how you can use dynamic imports in the context of a video card game:

const loadCardImage = async (cardName) => {
  const image = await import(`./cards/${cardName}.jpg`);
  return image;
};

const displayCard = async (cardName) => {
  const image = await loadCardImage(cardName);
  document.body.appendChild(image);
};

displayCard('Ace of Spades');

In the example above, the loadCardImage function is an async arrow function that uses a dynamic import to load the image of a card with the specified name. The function returns a promise that is resolved with the image.

The displayCard function is also an async arrow function that uses the loadCardImage function to load the image of a card and append it to the document body.

To display a specific card, you can call the displayCard function with the name of the card as an argument. In this example, the displayCard function is called with the 'Ace of Spades' argument to display the Ace of Spades card.

Dynamic imports can be useful in this context because they allow you to load the images of the cards on demand, instead of loading all of the images upfront with the rest of your code. This can help optimize the loading time of your application and reduce the amount of data that needs to be transferred.