When encountering a parsing error with the keyword ‘import’ being
reserved, it means that the keyword ‘import’ cannot be used in the
context it was used because it is a reserved keyword in the programming
language being used. Reserved keywords are predefined words in a
programming language that have special meanings and purposes.
To resolve the error, you need to change the usage of the ‘import’
keyword to comply with the language’s rules. The specific solution
depends on the programming language you are using. Here are a few
examples:
Example 1: JavaScript
// Incorrect usage:
import module from ‘myModule’;
// Correct usage:
const module = require(‘myModule’);
Example 2: Python
# Incorrect usage:
import module
# Correct usage:
from myModule import module
Example 3: Java
// Incorrect usage:
import myPackage.*;
// Correct usage:
import myPackage.MyClass;
Make sure to check the documentation or specific language guidelines to
understand how to import modules, packages, or classes correctly and
avoid using reserved keywords inappropriately.