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Description: Rails Routes are a fundamental component of the Ruby on Rails framework, responsible for mapping URLs to controller actions in web applications. This routing system allows developers to define how HTTP requests translate into specific actions within the application. Routes are configured in a file called ‘routes.rb’, where URL patterns can be specified and […]