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Last edited Oct 4, 2023

Created on Oct 4, 2023

This example renders a full-screen React component that displays the text “Hello React!” in large, centered type. The code uses the React 18 `createRoot` API to mount the application into a root DOM element, with the visual style defined through inline CSS in the HTML. It serves as a minimal starter template demonstrating basic React setup without external data or complex rendering logic.

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