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Menus with react

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Vvigneswaran009
Last edited May 16, 2021
Created on May 9, 2021
Forked from Hello Html

The example shows an interactive menu system rendered with React and SVG, drawing a yellow circle with a black border as the central visual element. The code uses React components, such as `BackgroundCircle`, to define SVG elements, and relies on ReactDOM to mount the application into the HTML page. It imports D3.js version 6.7.0, though the visible code primarily creates static SVG shapes rather than dynamic D3-driven visualizations. The interface is built from a minimal React app structure, with D3 available as a dependency for potential data manipulation. The rendering approach is SVG within a React component hierarchy.

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