Let's Make a Face Part II

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Let's Make a Face Part II

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Last edited May 27, 2025

Created on May 25, 2025

A React application renders a static yellow smiley face using SVG, drawing a single circle with a black stroke on a 960×500 canvas. The code imports React and ReactDOM, defines width, height, centered coordinates, and stroke width as constants, then renders the circle via `ReactDOM.render`. While the HTML skeleton hints at a future face with eyes, the current JavaScript only displays the circle, leaving the face incomplete. The example demonstrates basic React component structure and SVG circle elements in a minimal visualization.

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