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This example shows a single red circle centered within an SVG canvas, demonstrating the simplest possible React-based visualization setup. The code consists of a bare HTML page that directly embeds an SVG element containing one circle with an x-coordinate of 50, a y-coordinate of 50, and a radius of 50. It uses no external JavaScript libraries or frameworks beyond React's starter template, relying instead on native SVG rendering to display the primitive shape. The visualization serves as a minimal starting point for understanding how SVG coordinates and attributes define visual elements in a React environment.

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