React Starter

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Last edited Jan 21, 2020

Created on Jan 21, 2020

This React Starter example displays an undefined game name and a blank root region, as it attempts to load video game data from a JSON array. The code imports the `gamez` array from `games.js` but mistakenly accesses `gamez.name` instead of an array element, leaving the message empty. It renders the React app via `ReactDOM.render` and uses a classic DOM `getElementById` call to set text content, relying on the React and ReactDOM production libraries from unpkg.

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