#JS importing?

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ripe wraith
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Is this a correct thing to import classes? because whenever i do this it returns error but if i delete it theres no issue at all?

image.png
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this si how its exported

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please help

strange flax
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Excuse me,Could you tell me what do you want?

ripe wraith
ripe wraith
tough night
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modest jasper
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Hello

twilit flame
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what's the error?

ripe wraith
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let BayesianAlgo;

    try {
      BayesianAlgo = require("../../client/Algorithms/BayesianAlgo");
  } catch (error) {
      console.error(`Error loading BayesianAlgo:`, error);
  }```
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Please correct me if im wrong

buoyant sparrow
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?
"... because whenever i do this it returns error..."

ripe wraith
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I said

I think this will fix the code

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and it did fix ://

buoyant sparrow
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A try catch doesn't fix not working code it only catches the error

ripe wraith