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Two pages from two different chapters of a textbook are shown here. The first page shown is, page number 298 of chapter 7: C S S 2: Layout. The section labeled Test your knowledge includes four questions which asks to Modify lab 07-test 01 dot h t m l by adding C S S in lab 07-test 01 dot c s s to implement the layout shown in Figure 7.16 (some of the styling as already been provided). The layout for this part is shown below this question and the layout image is labeled Figure 7.16 Completed Test your knowledge. The test your knowledge section is describes as follows: Test your knowledge sections provide opportunities for readers to apply their knowledge. Below the layout image a subsection labeled Grid Layout is shown, with its detailed description below. On the left side of this a small box labeled Hands on Exercises is shown. This box is labeled as follows: Separate hands-on lab exercises (available online) give readers opportunity to practically apply concepts and techniques covered in the text. The second page shown is page number 592, chapter 11, Javascript 4: React. A flow diagram is shown on top of the page. The first process here is to create the store and initialize the state. Then all the subscribers will be notified about the state change. The subscribers listen to changes to store. The interface events generates into actions, which gets fed into the dispatch section. Then forwards action to reducer, which replaces state with new version based on action. This new change is notified to all subscribers. This image is described as follows: Hundreds of illustrations help explain especially complicated processes. Below this a javascript code to reduce architecture is shown. The important algorithms are illustrated visually to help clarify understanding.