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Implement a media entertainment program with the features: 1. Have a the layout organized as two tabs: Movie and Music; (1 point) 2. The content inside each tab will display a grid showing the items for the moive/music respectively; (1 point) 3. Make the grid interactive - every time the user click the image, it will show a pop out message with the price and name for that selected item. (1 point).

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