Why does Node js throw a ReferenceError: recuire is not defined error when a module is connected?

Question

JavaScript

The app.js and config.js files are created in the same place.
config.js contains
module.exports = {
a : 3,
d : 6
};
app.js contains
const config = recuire('./config');

console log(config);
I run the app.js file in the VS Code terminal, it gives an error in the terminal:
ReferenceError: recuire is not defined
at Object. (C:\Users\Dmitry\app.js:1:16)
Node js version v13.14.0.
Windows 7.
Tell me what is the reason for this error.
Screenshot

Answer 1

recuire()There is no such functionrequire()

Answer 2

If you want to import code from other files, it's better to use modules and import. To do this, you need to add the property "type": "module" to package.json and to connect modules, both your own and, for example, default ones, use import {funcName} from 'path';