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A yellow circle with black outline centered in an SVG viewport displays two smaller black circles as eyes. The React component renders the graphic using hardcoded dimensions and coordinates, with the main circle’s radius derived from the viewport height and stroke width. The code uses React and ReactDOM to mount the component into the DOM, with the SVG elements defined directly in JSX. All shapes are static, with no interaction or data input.

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