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MAHMOUD FAROUK

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Last edited Aug 20, 2021

Created on Aug 20, 2021

This example renders the Arabic phrase “مرحب React!” centered on the page using React and ReactDOM. The application defines a single functional component that returns a div with a large font size, styled via a global CSS rule. React mounts the component into a root element using `ReactDOM.render`, with React and ReactDOM loaded from external UMD production builds. The visualization is purely textual, demonstrating a minimal React setup without data processing or interaction.

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