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Your solution is approved. All core requirements are working correctly: the HTML form displays all required fields (date, title, amount), POST requests are handled for both JSON and form-encoded data, expenses are saved to db/expense.json, and the response returns HTML with well-formatted JSON using JSON.stringify(..., null, 2). One minor cleanup opportunity: the async keyword on line 10 in src/createServer.js isn't being used since there are no await expressions in the handler function. Removing it would make the code slightly cleaner, though this is purely cosmetic and doesn't affect functionality. The implementation demonstrates solid understanding of Node.js HTTP handling and proper error handling for missing parameters. Great work meeting all the checklist requirements!
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The async keyword is declared but no await is used within this function. Consider removing it for cleaner code.
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