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Generally do not use innerHTML
Remove all of your comments - the code should explain itself
If you have a piece of code that you want to reuse extract it to a function
Extract hardcoded strings into a constants
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| <div class="container flex flex-jc-sb flex-ai-c"> | ||
| <div id="container" class="container flex flex-jc-sb flex-ai-c"> | ||
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You already have class of container, why do you need also id ?
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In here please use styling via css classes and not js (this way you don`t need all of your logic)
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| const urlParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search); | ||
| const countryName = urlParams.get("country"); | ||
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You dont need to add this comment, you already have a variable names countryName
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Hardcoded strigns should be saved into constants variables
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| if (!country) { | ||
| countryDetailsSection.innerHTML = `<p>Country details not found.</p>`; | ||
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Please do not use innerHTML it is a dangerous method
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| countryDetailsSection.innerHTML = ` | ||
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| // Fetch data from CountriesData.json | ||
| fetch("./CountriesData.json") | ||
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Why not extract his into a function and call if getCountriesDate()
And call it instead of putting a comment
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| // Function to render countries | ||
| const renderCountries = (data) => { | ||
| countriesGrid.innerHTML = ""; |
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The name of the function should indicate what it is doing
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