Node.js Crash Course Tutorial #4 - Requests & Responses

0:00 -- request object
3:22 -- response object
9:05 -- returning html pages
12:59 -- basic routing
18:41 -- status codes
22:17 -- redirects

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[amalsunil]

At 24:53 it's better to use 'return;' instead of 'break;' in line number 24 so that we exit the function.
Otherwise it could lead to error as we're then trying to read from a file './views/' which is not valid.

Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial my friend.
Cheers!

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