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Fork of Part 1 making Face

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A yellow face rendered as SVG circles uses React 17 to compose static shape elements. Two smaller black circles form eyes, while a larger yellow circle defines the head outline. The code displays a simple geometric portrait without animation or interaction. React is loaded via UMD production build, and all drawing occurs declaratively through JSX-like syntax inside the HTML document. The rendering approach uses plain SVG markup within the React root, demonstrating basic circular primitives for facial features.

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