D3 Intro with React

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D3 Intro with React

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Created on Mar 3, 2022

A simple SVG face rendered through React demonstrates how React’s declarative component model can be used to draw D3-like visualizations. Using React and ReactDOM, the code declaratively defines three circles—a yellow face with a black stroke and two black eyes—positioned via hardcoded coordinates and inline style attributes for stroke width. The SVG output is static, with no data or interaction; it illustrates the basic integration of React’s JSX syntax with SVG primitives to produce vector graphics.

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