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Last edited Sep 27, 2020

Created on Sep 27, 2020

This example displays a static React application that renders a single centered message reading “Hello React!” in a large font. The code imports React and ReactDOM from their production UMD builds, defines a functional App component returning a styled div, and mounts it to the root element using `ReactDOM.render`. The visualization uses no charts, data, or animation, relying solely on basic JSX and CSS for its simple output.

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