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This example demonstrates a minimal HTML page with embedded JavaScript and CSS, showing how basic web technologies interact. The page displays "Hello HTML" and a Korean heading, while an `alert('hello')` dialog fires on load and a `console.log` message appears in the developer tools. The code uses plain JavaScript, a linked CSS file (commented out), and React is mentioned in the README as an alternative starter, though the example itself relies solely on vanilla HTML and inline scripting.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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