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This example shows a simple smiley face constructed from basic geometric shapes, including two circles for eyes, a larger circle for the face, and a line for the mouth, all rendered as static SVG elements. The code uses plain HTML and CSS within an inline SVG, with JavaScript not actually utilized despite the page’s setup, and the React framework is not applied in the visible markup. The SVG is drawn directly in the `index.html` file with hardcoded coordinates and styling.

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