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Cyber Data Visualization

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Last edited Dec 13, 2020

Created on Dec 13, 2020

This example displays the text “Hello React!” in a large, centered message. Built with React and rendered through the `ReactDOM.render` method, it uses JSX to define a simple component. The code relies on the core React and ReactDOM libraries to mount the component into the HTML root element, with basic CSS styling controlling the font size and alignment. No additional data or interactive behavior is present.

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