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https://github.com/aletna/Codecademy_Build_Web_APIs/blob/master/project-3-the-scoop/server.js#L34-L46

Properly updated the routes object, using standard REST convention, to start serving requests involving the Comments resource 👍

Satisfactory 👍

You've demonstrated a clear proficiency with JavaScript objects and arrays as well as the general procedure of accessing requests and serving responses.

If a lot of this seems repetitive, know that it is. A key part of designing a RESTful API is being able to expose resources in a very specific, standardized way. You want your API to be as normalized as possible so that others have an easy time using your service.

You're well on your way to designing and developing APIs, great job!

https://github.com/aletna/Codecademy_Build_Web_APIs/blob/master/project-3-the-scoop/server.js#L291

Nice job chaining split and filter to extract the comment ID from the URL and using it to verify if the specified comment exists in the database object. 👍

Properly updated and deleted the specified object and returned the appropriate status code as a response.

https://github.com/aletna/Codecademy_Build_Web_APIs/blob/master/project-3-the-scoop/server.js#L337

Again, nice job chaining split and filter to extract the comment ID from the URL and using it to verify if the specified comment exists in the database object! 👌

Good thinking using the provided upvote and downvote functions. Definitely no need to reinvent the wheel!

And again, you've properly set and returned the appropriate status codes as a response. 💯

https://github.com/aletna/Codecademy_Build_Web_APIs/blob/master/project-3-the-scoop/server.js#L6-L7

Properly updated the database object to start storing and tracking Comments 👍

https://github.com/aletna/Codecademy_Build_Web_APIs/blob/master/project-3-the-scoop/server.js#L264-L285

Nice job checking for the required comment information via the comment property of the request body. 👍

Properly created and stored the new comment, if possible, and returned the appropriate status code as a response.