First, let's understand how Flask serves files:

• Download a random photo from the Internet (e.g., your favorite snake species) and place it into public/myimage.jpg (or use whatever name you wish, but keep this directory!);
• Start up the Flask server (python3 server.py) and point your browser to http://localhost:5000/public/myimage.jpg, it should display your image.
• Copy/rename or download another image directly to your project's root, alongside server.py; start the web server, point your browser to http://localhost:5000/myimage2.jpg – it won't work… why?

Now, we want to move the html page from earlier tasks to be served by the Flask web server:

• Copy the initial_design.html to the templates/ directory (we're using the default Flask convention);
• Modify server.py to call render_template (see official quickstart guide) and actually serve your HTML file.
• Fire it up!

• Finally for this task, make a /google endpoint which automatically redirects to your favorite (or not) search engine!