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Last edited May 4, 2021
Created on May 4, 2021
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This example combines a React-rendered “Hello JSX” heading with a static SVG face drawn directly in HTML. The SVG contains three circles—a large yellow outline and two smaller black eyes—created with basic shape elements. React 16.9.0 and ReactDOM render the JSX component into a root div, while the SVG sits outside the React tree, using fixed coordinates and no data binding. The page demonstrates a minimal integration of React with hand-coded SVG markup.

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