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Smiley Face Part 1

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SShimanWen
Last edited Apr 16, 2022
Created on Apr 11, 2022
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This example shows the initial stage of building a smiley face with React and SVG, featuring a yellow circle with black outline and two empty eye circles. The code renders static SVG elements directly in the HTML, using hard-coded coordinates for the face and eyes. React 16.7 is loaded via UMD bundles, though the actual React component in index.js is incomplete, so the visible output comes from the plain SVG markup in the HTML file. The half-finished face lacks a mouth, matching the "half way towards a smiley face" description.

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