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Here’s a simple example of a full-stack application to make it clear:

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Example: To-Do List App
Front-end (what the user sees):

• A webpage where users can add, check off, and delete to-do tasks.
  
• Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (maybe using React or Vue.js).
  

Back-end (server and logic):

• A server that handles requests to add, update, or delete tasks.
  
• Built with Node.js and Express, or Python with Flask/Django.
  
• Manages the logic for storing and retrieving tasks.
  
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Database:

• Stores the list of to-do items so they don’t disappear when you close the app.
  
• Could be a simple database like MongoDB or PostgreSQL.
  

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How it works together:

1. You open the app (front-end).
   
2. You add a task, which sends a request to the back-end.
   
3. The back-end saves the task to the database.
   
4. When you reload or open the app again, it fetches the saved tasks from the database and shows them.
   

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This simple to-do app is a classic full-stack project because it has all layers working together: user interface, server logic, and data storage.
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