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A smiling face rendered as a static SVG graphic inside an HTML page. Drawn with React and ReactDOM, the code creates a yellow circle with a black outline for the head, two black circles for eyes, and no other facial features or animations. The visualization is a basic example of using React’s component model to declaratively define SVG shapes. The page loads React from a CDN and renders the graphic directly into a div, demonstrating a minimal setup for SVG drawing.

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