React Starter

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Created on Nov 27, 2020

This example demonstrates a simple password visibility toggle in a React form. It shows how a checkbox toggles an input field between “password” and “text” types using the `useState` hook and the component-level `showPwd` state. The React 16.13.1 UMD builds are loaded from unpkg, with the app rendered via `ReactDOM.render` into a root div, and the toggle logic handled by the checkbox’s `onClick` event calling `setShowPwd`.

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