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Fork smiley face part 1

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Created on Mar 10, 2021

A yellow circle rendered with React and SVG represents the first step toward a smiley face. The code uses ReactDOM to mount a React component that outputs a single `<circle>` element with specified positioning, radius, fill color, and stroke. The example demonstrates basic SVG shape creation within a React application, with the commented-out HTML showing the intended final composition of additional circles for eyes and a mouth.

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