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Your solution is approved because the HTTP server correctly parses the request URL and query string, then responds with a JSON object containing a parts array of path segments (ignoring doubled slashes) and a query object of key/value pairs as required. The use of URL and URLSearchParams in src/createServer.js cleanly satisfies the task’s functional expectations, including the example like GET /hello/world/123?x=1&search=some. One minor robustness improvement you could consider is providing a fallback host when you construct the URL (e.g., using req.headers.host || 'localhost') so the code behaves safely even if the Host header is missing. Another non-blocking enhancement would be to decide how you want to handle repeated query parameters; Object.fromEntries(urlObj.searchParams) keeps only the last value, so if you ever need to preserve all values, you could aggregate them with searchParams.getAll(key). For readability, you might also use .filter(Boolean) when splitting the pathname to remove empty segments in a shorter, idiomatic way. Overall, you met the core requirements well; consider the above as optional refinements to make your server more robust and expressive.
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