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Fork of Smiley - Part 1

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Last edited Nov 27, 2023
Created on Nov 1, 2023
Forked from Smiley - Part 1

A smiling face rendered with React and SVG uses hard-coded numeric values to position a yellow circle, two black eye circles, and a black stroke outline on a 960×500 canvas. The component structure relies on ReactDOM to mount an `<svg>` element containing three `<circle>` shapes, with dimensions and offsets defined as constants. No interactivity or animation is present; the visualization simply demonstrates static SVG drawing through React's declarative JSX syntax.

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