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  Nikola D•1,510

  @NikolaD93Posted almost 2 years ago

  Hello there! 👋

  Congrats for completing the challenge! Everything looks great and the code is clean. 🙌

  One tiny suggestion, you can put your CSS file in one folder named public, that's the best practice.

  Hope this was helpful for you!

  Happy holidays! 🎉✌

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  Adithya•80

  @Adithya2907Posted almost 2 years ago

  @Nikola1232456 Thank you for the suggestion. Why is it preferred to have CSS files inside a public folder? What specific purpose does it serve?

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  Nikola D•1,510

  @NikolaD93Posted almost 2 years ago

  @Adithya2907 As the name suggests "public", it is to serve static files (which don't change) like CSS, JavaScript, images, etc.

  We keep these files in the public folder and expose the entire folder through proper means.

  Now, whoever requests these files (The browser) which are present in this public folder can access the files . Note that you can have any name and expose it , the "public" is just a proper and common name.

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