React Starter

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Created on Apr 17, 2020

This React example displays a single, large, centered message using the React library. The code initializes a React application and renders an `<App />` component into the DOM element with the ID `root`. It relies on the `react` and `react-dom` packages to manage the UI, with styling applied via a CSS class that sets the font size. The example serves as a minimal demonstration of setting up React rendering without additional data or interactions.

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