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Fork of Hello HTML

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SSagar Saxena
Last edited Apr 8, 2024
Created on Apr 8, 2024
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This fork of “Hello HTML” demonstrates static SVG rendering of a simple smiley face, with two black circles for eyes overlaid on a large yellow circle. It uses React 18 via the UMD build from unpkg, though the visible visualization is plain SVG markup inside the HTML. The example’s core behavior is minimal: the React library is loaded and logged to the console, while the SVG shapes are drawn directly in the document without any React components or data binding. The code serves as a basic introductory template showing how to combine React with inline SVG elements.

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