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Last edited May 5, 2020

Created on May 5, 2020

This example displays the text “hello world” in a large, centered format on a plain HTML page. It uses vanilla JavaScript to select the `<pre>` element by its ID and set its text content, demonstrating a basic React-free data rendering approach. The page relies on a bundled script (`bundle.js`) and simple CSS for styling, with no external visualization libraries involved.

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