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Webpack: Fix reference to past lesson #29194

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### Bundling

In the previous lesson, we learned what an **entry point** is, what a **dependency graph** is, and how to add an entry point file to HTML as a module script. With bundling, the same concepts of entry points and dependency graphs apply: we provide the bundler with an entry point. It then builds a dependency graph from that file, combines all relevant files together, and then outputs a single file with all the necessary code included.
In the ES6 modules lesson, we learned what an **entry point** is, what a **dependency graph** is, and how to add an entry point file to HTML as a module script. With bundling, the same concepts of entry points and dependency graphs apply: we provide the bundler with an entry point. It then builds a dependency graph from that file, combines all relevant files together, and then outputs a single file with all the necessary code included.

While it does this, we could also get it to do a whole bunch of other things, such as [minifying our code](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minification_(programming)), image optimizations, or even ["tree shaking"](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Tree_shaking). Most of these extra optimizations are out of the scope of this course; we will instead be focusing on basic bundling of JavaScript, and handling HTML, CSS, and images.

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