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An SVG face with two black eyes and a yellow head is drawn statically in the page’s markup, while a separate React component renders a heading via `ReactDOM.render`. The example combines raw SVG elements with React 18 and React 15 CDN scripts, showing both declarative SVG and a minimal React app side by side. The fixed `circle` shapes and heading display a simple visual and textual output without interactivity.

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