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Created on Sep 2, 2021

A simple yellow circle drawn as an SVG element at the center of a 960 by 500 canvas, with a black outline and a fixed stroke width. The visualization is rendered using React, with the component tree constructed through JSX and mounted via `ReactDOM.render`. The project includes an unedited commented-out version of the smile face, while the active code displays only the base circle shape.

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Half way through the smile face

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