## Task
We will now proceed to create the `Alert` component, which will render all the elements passed as children and apply some specific styles to it. The task is:
1. Create the component `Alert` that has the `div` element inside. 
2. The `div` element should have the `alert` class name.
3. The `div` element should have the `children` prop as the content.
4. The `div` element should have the following CSS.
```css
padding: 20px;
border-radius: 10px;
background-color: lightgreen;
color: darkmagenta;
```

1. To create a `div` element in the component, use `<div>...</div>`.
2. To pass `props.children` as the text content enclose it within `{...}` and set `props.children`. Result: `<div>{props.children}</div>`.
3. To add a class name to the `div` element, use the `className` attribute and set it to `alert`. Result: `className="alert"`.
4. To import the file with styles in the `index.js` file, use `import` statement and provide the correct path to the file. Result: `import './index.css'`.
5. To apply styles to the `div` element, use the class name selector `.alert` and insert the styles from the task.

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Challenge: Apply External CSS to a React App

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