I find that what works in this case is:
import { Hello } from "./hello/hello"
>From this I infer that:
a) I can do a relative path from whatever file this line is found in, and
b) the second half of the path above, the "/hello" is resolved to
"/hello.js"
So then why are absolute paths not required when importing from angular?
"angular2/angular2" works even though angular2's actual location is within
a "node_modules" directory.
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