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Great job on this task! Your server correctly meets all the core requirements, including parsing the URL path and query parameters, so I am approving your solution.

As a point for future improvement, you can simplify the logic for constructing the fullPath. Instead of the current complex approach, you can directly use fullUrl.pathname. The URL constructor already handles the parsing correctly, and this change would make your code more robust, especially for edge cases like absolute URLs from proxy requests. For example: const parts = fullUrl.pathname.split('/').filter(Boolean);.

Overall, this is a solid implementation. Keep up the great work!


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const fullPath =
fullUrl.host === 'localhost'
? fullUrl.pathname
: `/${fullUrl.host}${fullUrl.pathname}`;

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This logic for constructing fullPath is a bit complex and could lead to incorrect behavior. If req.url were an absolute URL (which can happen with proxy requests), the hostname would be incorrectly included in the parts array. You can simplify this by using fullUrl.pathname directly, as the URL constructor already handles this parsing correctly.

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