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Created on Jul 10, 2022

This visualization shows a single yellow circle with a thick black outline, representing the initial step toward building a smiley face. The circle is centered within an SVG canvas, with its position and size defined by explicit pixel values. The code uses React 18 to render the SVG element via `ReactDOM.render`, importing `React` and `ReactDOM` directly. The circle’s `cx`, `cy`, `r`, `fill`, and `stroke` attributes are set inline, with no interactivity or data source beyond the hardcoded geometry. A commented-out section hints at future eye placement.

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Half way towards a smiley face.

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