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 ### Organisation of files
 | File name | Description |
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-| main.go | This is startup file. The `init()` , which by defualt gets called first before `main()` initializes the necessary   configuration such as the server host,port and log files . The `main()` creates a `chat.NewServer` type and starts a `go routine` to listen on the server. Apart from it, the `main()` also create a webserver and route handler to load the inital page of the application |
+| main.go | This is startup file. The `init()` , which by default gets called first before `main()` initializes the necessary   configuration such as the server host,port and log files . The `main()` creates a `chat.NewServer` type and starts a `go routine` to listen on the server. Apart from it, the `main()` also create a webserver and route handler to load the inital page of the application |
 | server.go | The server file has `Server` struct defined with essential fields. The `Server` glues everything together. `server.go` has different functions defined for perfoming activities in a chat room such as <ul><li> Adding a user to chatroom</li> <li> Removing a user from chat room</li><li>Brodcasting message to all users who are connected to the chat room</li><li>has the history of all the messages so far created</li></ul> The `Listen()`  is triggerd as a `go routine` from `main()`. The `Listen()` handles a separate http route `/chat` which is used by `ws` protocol for communicating with the server. The `Listen()` has an infinite `for` loop that has a `select` to match case for different channel operations  |
 | user.go | The `user.go` is representation of a user. I have a struct defined called `User` which has the props for the user. `NewUser` gets created whenever a new websocket connection is established. There are two main functions here `listenRead()` and `listenWrite()` that helps in listening for new incoming and outgoing messages. `listenWrite()` is triggered as a separate `go routine` |
 | message.go | This is a simple struct that defines how a message look like |