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This example renders the text “Hello React!” centered on a blank page. It demonstrates a minimal React application setup, showing how a component is defined and mounted. The code uses the React and ReactDOM libraries, specifically the `createRoot` function from `react-dom`, to render the `App` component into the `root` div element defined in the accompanying HTML file.

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