Each of the four links below is broken in a different way. Every one of them is meant to point at something that really exists in your folder structure. Fix the path, then replace the sentence underneath with your own: one sentence saying what was wrong with it.
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My Lab 2 folder — (R) /comp1234/labs/lab02/
The folder is called labs, with a small l. My laptop treats Labs and labs as the same folder and the server does not.
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The css folder in assignment02 — (R) ../assignment02/assets/css/
A document-relative path starts from the folder this page is in, so it was looking for assignment02 inside assignment01; it needs ../ to step up first.
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My reflection page — (R) assignment1-reflection.html
The leading slash made it root-relative, so it looked for the file at the top of the site, but the file sits beside this page.
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My practice folder — (R) /comp1234/practice/
The folder is spelled practice; the link said practise, which is a different name as far as the server is concerned.
Two of these can be fixed more than one way. Either is fine, as long as the link works at your live address and the letter in brackets still describes the kind of path you ended up with.