ES6 - Understand the Differences Between import and require - correct syntax not passing

test not passing

in this challenge, the final “NOTE” provided suggests using “./” if the file containing functions to import it are in the same folder, however the solution using that hint does not pass.

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If possible, add a screenshot here (not a screenshot, but this code does not pass) and it should, and is ‘more correct’ than “string_functions” since many compilers will give an error without the “./”

"use strict";
import { capitalizeString } from "./string_functions"
capitalizeString("hello!");

[Thebigbignooby]

the following statements should pass the test however they do not:

import { capitalizeString } from './string_functions'

even your suggestion of removing ./ which is incorrect, doesn’t work

import { capitalizeString } from 'string_functions'

the only one which seems to pass the test is with double quotes, … what ?!

import { capitalizeString } from "string_functions"

[AbhinJ]

+1 Please fix these