My React Starter

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My React Starter

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Last edited Mar 24, 2020

Created on Mar 24, 2020

A simple humanoid figure built from SVG shapes demonstrates a React starter template. The app renders a head as a circle and a body, arms, and legs as rectangles, all positioned with hardcoded coordinates. The code imports React and ReactDOM, defines a reusable `Square` component for the rectangular parts, and uses inline SVG within JSX to compose the figure. Styling is applied via CSS selectors in `index.html`, with a red fill assigned to the figure's hand and body through an `id` attribute.

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