Smile Testing

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Last edited Feb 27, 2021

Created on Feb 27, 2021

A static smiley face rendered as yellow circle with black stroke and two eyes, created with React and SVG. The component computes the center coordinates, radius, and stroke width using viewport dimensions (960×500). ReactDOM renders the SVG circle at the defined center position, with the face outline drawn via the `stroke-width` attribute and the eyes as black circles. The code demonstrates basic geometric positioning within an SVG canvas using React’s declarative rendering model.

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