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This example displays a static “Hello React!” message in a web page, serving as a minimal starter template for React-based projects. The code imports React and ReactDOM, defines a simple `App` component that returns a `<div>` with the message, and renders it into a root element. The page loads a pre-built `bundle.js` file, indicating the use of a bundler like Webpack. The implementation relies on React’s `ReactDOM.render` method to mount the component, with no visual data processing or rendering beyond basic JSX output.

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