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5 BUDDHA

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Ssumanthpenna0221@gmail.com
Last edited Oct 18, 2024
Created on Oct 11, 2024

This example uses React to render a series of repeated Buddha images in a simple HTML layout, creating a mirrored or cascading visual effect. The code imports a single image file, `buddha.jpg`, six times within a dedicated `<div>`, with styling controlled by an external `styles.css`. The visualization demonstrates basic image repetition and placement within a React component, relying on standard HTML `<img>` tags and CSS for presentation rather than a data-driven or interactive approach.

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