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Last edited Feb 20, 2022
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This example displays a simple React application that renders the text “Hello React!” inside a div with the class “message_element.” It also uses plain JavaScript to set the text content of a separate HTML element with the ID “message_element” to “hello world.” The code relies on React and ReactDOM’s `render()` method to mount the component, while the data shown is a static string. The visualization is minimal, demonstrating a basic React setup within an HTML page that loads a bundled script.

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