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Last edited Sep 24, 2020
Created on Sep 3, 2020
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A large, yellow smiling face fills the browser window, rendered entirely as SVG elements from React components. The face is built from circles for the head and eyes, lines for the mouth, and paths for the nose and lips, with all geometry computed from window dimensions. The example demonstrates how to structure a React application with ReactDOM for rendering interactive SVG graphics, using JSX to define the visual hierarchy without any external data or animation libraries.

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A Smiling face example

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