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React Starter Code

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Created on Sep 23, 2021

This example shows a simple React application that renders “Hello React” in a full-screen window. It uses React and ReactDOM directly from UMD builds loaded via CDN, with a production configuration. The code calculates window dimensions and prepares variables for potential SVG shapes, but the actual rendered output is only the text. The app is mounted into a root div, demonstrating a minimal setup for integrating React with external libraries.

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