Folder structure

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- src: This is the root folder for your source code. - components: This folder contains reusable UI components. Each component has its own folder, which includes the component's JavaScript file and a separate styles file (e.g., using the `ComponentName.styles.js` naming convention). - screens: This folder contains individual screens of your app. Similar to components, each screen has its own folder, including the screen's JavaScript file and styles file. - navigation: This folder houses navigation-related files, such as `AppNavigator.js`, where you define your app's navigation stack or routing configuration. - services: This folder is for services or utility classes that interact with APIs, perform data processing, or handle other backend-related tasks. - utils: This folder contains utility files, helper functions, or constants that are used throughout the app. - store: If you're using Redux for state management, this folder can hold actions, reducers, and the main store configuration file. You can further organize actions and reducers into separate folders. - App.js and index.js: These files are the entry points of your app. `App.js` typically contains the main component or navigator for your app, while `index.js` is responsible for rendering the app into the device's screen. Keep in mind that this is just one example of a code structure, and you can customize it based on your app's specific needs and preferences. Additionally, as your app grows, you might need to adjust the structure to maintain organization and modularity.