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Created on Apr 7, 2023

A static SVG face built with React elements, featuring a yellow circular head with black stroke and two unfilled eyes. The markup directly encodes a 960 by 500 viewBox, positioning the head at center, and places windows for eyes using hardcoded coordinates. It demonstrates hand-authored SVG in JSX, where the body imports React and logs it to the console, while the index.html loads production React and ReactDOM from a CDN. The example serves as an instructional starting point for constructing shapes.

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Half way towards a smiley face.

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