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Building the file structure

Building the file structure

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Building the file structure

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In this session, we're going to build the foundation of our React app by organizing the file structure. This is a critical part of building scalable, readable, and maintainable applications. So let's get started step by step. This is the component tree we built in the previous session. If you remember the component tree, changes depending on whether we render the question view or result view component. Ok, let's build a file structure that covers both scenarios. We need a JSX file and a CSS file for each of these components. First, we start at the root of our src folder. This is where the heart of our app lives. We'll begin with two essential files, app.jsx and app.css. App.jsx is the entry point of our component hierarchy. We already have that file in our React template. App.css will hold the global styling for layout, fonts, spacing, etc. Let's move to the App.jsx code. Now let's create the app.css file. Let's move to app.css. Let's add some basic styling for now. Let's go back to…

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