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React Starter 101

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Last edited Apr 6, 2020

Created on Apr 2, 2020

This example demonstrates a minimal React application that renders a greeting message and a button, where clicking the button updates the displayed text from "Hage" to "Hige" using React’s `useState` hook. It uses React and ReactDOM from unpkg CDN, and the app is mounted into a `#root` div. The code includes a CSS class for large, centered text and shows basic event handling with an inline `onClick` callback.

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