Hello Mr Yuck!

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Hello Mr Yuck!

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Last edited Feb 18, 2022

Created on Feb 17, 2022

A static SVG face with green circular head, black eyes, and yellow background greets viewers with the text "Hello Mr Yuck!". The visualization demonstrates basic React rendering with SVG elements defined directly in HTML. Two circular eye shapes are positioned on the face using explicit coordinates. The example uses React 17 and ReactDOM to mount a React component, though the current component structure is minimal, with the SVG drawn statically alongside the message text.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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