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As you probably have noticed, it appears that the **media** folder is holding all multimedia assets used by the application. You're seeing the **Starsinthesky.jpg** which is the starry background of our application. Next, there's the **Hello.png** file depicting the Hello callout, and last but not least, the world itself as the SVG file **Terrestrial_globe.svg**. Even though there is no technical restriction to store them somewhere else, this is a convention shared by a number of applications already available. |
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As you probably have noticed, it appears that the **media** folder is holding all multimedia assets used by the application. You're seeing the **Starsinthesky.jpg** which is the starry background of our application. Next, there's the **Hello.png** file depicting the Hello callout, and last but not least, the world itself as the SVG file **Terrestrial_globe.svg**. Even though there is no technical restriction to store them somewhere else, this is merely a convention shared by a number of applications already available.
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The next folder of interest is the one called **scenario**. Open the folder to have a look inside.
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<img src="uploads/557cadb480029884d2b2265e31085453/ScenarioFolder.png" width="22%" height="22%">
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<figcaption>Fig. 3 - Content of the <b>scenario</b> folder</figcaption>
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