Smile

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Last edited Dec 1, 2021

Created on Dec 1, 2021

The visualization shows a simple smiley face, likely intended for static display within an SVG canvas. It draws a large yellow circle as the face with a black outline, a solid black circle as one eye, and additional shapes to suggest other facial features. The rendering uses React and ReactDOM to manage the component structure, while the face is composed of raw SVG elements like `<circle>` and `<svg>` tags. The code references React 16.9.0 and ReactDOM 17.0.2, with the HTML page embedding a `bundle.js` script for the React logic. No interactive behavior or dynamic data is present.

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