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Fork of Hello HTML

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DDivya Gopalakrishnan
Last edited Apr 12, 2021
Created on Apr 10, 2021
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This fork of the Hello HTML example draws a simple yellow face using three SVG circles—a large head and two smaller eyes—directly in the markup of an `index.html` file. The page imports React 17 via a UMD script, and the linked `index.js` merely imports React and logs it to the console, demonstrating a minimal React setup. The SVG rendering uses hardcoded coordinates and stroke styling, with static circle elements defined inline rather than generated dynamically.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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