Bootstrap guide

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Features of Bootstrap 5
 - Easy to use ☑️
 - Mobile - Friendly ☎️
 - Customizable bootstrap 🔧
 - Simple Integration ☺️
 - Pre-styled Components
 - Responsive Features
 - Browser Compatibility
 - Great Grid System

What's new in Bootstrap?
- jQuery was removed ❎
- Switched to Vanilla JS 🍦
- Responsive font sizes
- Removed card Decks
- Dropped IE 10 & 11 support
- SVG icon facility

Why use Bootstrap ?
- Easy to Get Started
- Good Documentation
- Styling for most HTML Elements
- Vast list of Components


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