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This example displays a centered “Hello React!” message in large, bold text on a plain background. It uses the React library and ReactDOM to render a single App component into the page’s root element. The code defines a component with a className and relies on the react and react-dom production builds loaded via unpkg. The rendering approach is straightforward, with no data source or interaction beyond the static text output.

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