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2. Configuring RequireJS

RequireJS needs to be configured to tell it ‌where to find your modules. this is typically done ⁤using a configuration object ⁢passed to the require() ‍ function or defined in a separate configuration file.

Here's a⁢ basic configuration ⁢example:

javascript
require.config({
  baseUrl: '/js',
  paths: {
    'jquery': 'libs/jquery/jquery-3.6.0',
    'underscore': 'fly/libs/underscore-1.5.1',
    'backbone': 'fly/libs/backbone'
  },
  shim: {
    'jquery': {
      exports: '$'
    }
  }
});

Let's break down the configuration:

baseUrl: Specifies the base⁤ URL‌ for all module paths.
paths: ​ Maps module names to their​ corresponding file paths.
shim: ‍Used for loading scripts that don't define themselves⁢ as modules (like older libraries). ⁢‌ The exports property tells RequireJS what global variable ⁤the script creates.

3.Loading ‌Modules

You load modules using⁢ the require() function.This function⁤ takes an array ‍of ​module names as ‌its first argument and ⁢a callback function as‌ its second. The‌ callback function ⁤receives the loaded modules as arguments.

Such as:

```javascript
require(['jquery',