Improving Code Readability: Moving Categories Array into Separate File #290
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Moving Categories Array into Separate File
This commit reorganizes the project structure by moving the Categories array into its own dedicated file. This separation enhances code modularity and maintainability, making it easier to manage and update category-related data independently. By isolating the Categories array into its own file, we improve code readability and streamline future development efforts.
Additionally, this change ensures better version control management, as modifications to category data won't affect other parts of the codebase. The Categories array file is now located in a more intuitive directory structure, promoting a cleaner and more organized project layout.