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This example demonstrates how to use a React-based setup with JavaScript logic to answer three problems. It does not produce a data visualization, but instead logs text responses to the console based on functions like `AceStudent` and `whatIs`, which provide descriptions of Islamic landmarks such as the Ka'bah and Al Aqsa Mosque. The code also randomly determines and logs either "X" or "O" into an array. The page uses React 17.0.2 and relies on the browser’s JavaScript console for viewing outputs, with minimal HTML markup.

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

See also React Starter.

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