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This example shows a minimal React application that renders a static title and age message. It uses React class components and functional components, with ReactDOM rendering the output into a root div. The code includes commented-out D3.js imports and references to width, height, and background variables, but the active visualization is limited to basic JSX text elements. The page loads React 17 and D3 6.3.1 from CDNs, though no D3-specific APIs are exercised in the visible code.

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