7.13ReactStarterCode

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7.13ReactStarterCode

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Last edited Oct 9, 2022

Created on Oct 9, 2022

This example demonstrates a minimal React application that renders a simple static circle using SVG. The App component outputs the text “Hello React,” while a separate BackgroundCircle component defines a yellow circle with a black border. The code imports React and ReactDOM, mounts the application to the root div, and loads D3 version 7.6.1 alongside React 18.2.0 from CDN links. The visualization serves as starter code, showing how React components can be combined with D3 libraries for future data-driven graphics.

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