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This example displays the text "Hellow world" in a large, centered font within a browser page. It renders the message twice: once inside a pre element and once as a React component. The code uses vanilla JavaScript to update the pre element’s text content and relies on React and ReactDOM to manage the root container. Styling is applied via an inline CSS rule that sets the font size and alignment.

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