Nested Components

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Nested Components

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Last edited Feb 29, 2020

Created on Feb 12, 2020

Nested Components demonstrates a minimal React application composed of three child components: Navbar, MainContent, and Footer, all rendered inside a parent App component. The code imports React and ReactDOM, using `ReactDOM.render` to mount the App into the `#root` div. Each child component returns simple JSX elements, such as a navigation link, a paragraph with Chinese text, and a footer heading, with styling defined in an external stylesheet. The example illustrates component nesting and basic UI structure without any data fetching or interactive behavior.

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