React Starter

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Last edited Jun 16, 2020

Created on Jun 16, 2020

This React starter example renders a plain text message using React and ReactDOM, with data loaded from a CSV file containing country populations. The code imports React, ReactDOM, and the data, though the rendering logic is not shown in the provided files. It uses the production builds of React 16.10.0 and ReactDOM, mounting to a root div in the HTML. The styling sets a large font size for the message, and the visualization does not display any chart or data-driven graphics in the visible code.

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