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Last edited Sep 14, 2021

Created on Sep 13, 2021

A static SVG face rendered with yellow circular head, black eyes, and a nose is displayed. The drawing uses raw SVG elements within the HTML body. A React application using ReactDOM renders a separate "Hello WORLD" heading into the document's root element. This example demonstrates a minimal combination of React 17 and server-rendered SVG markup in a single page.

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