React Starter Code

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React Starter Code

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Last edited Aug 19, 2023

Created on Aug 19, 2023

This example presents a minimal React application that renders SVG content. The code uses React and ReactDOM to mount an `App` component into a `#root` div, which draws a simple SVG element containing the text "Hello React!" on a blank canvas. The example demonstrates the foundational pattern of creating interactive or visual React applications with SVG output.

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