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The Great Wall of China is a massive fortification that extends more than 13,000 miles and is constructed mainly of stone, brick, and wood【■001】【■004】. It was built to defend the region against invasions from the north【■003】.

Reasoning effort "none" is not supported by the "gpt-oss-120b" model, using "low" effort instead


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The Great Wall of China is a massive fortification that extends for more than 13,000 miles and is constructed mainly from stone, brick, and wood; it is also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site【■001】【■004】【■005】. It was built to defend China against invasions from the north【■003】.

Reasoning effort "none" is not supported by the "gpt-oss-120b" model, using "low" effort instead


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React was created by Jordan Walke at Facebook and was first deployed on Facebook’s newsfeed in 2011【■001】【■002】. It later expanded to mobile development with the release of React Native in 2015【■003】, and its functional programming capabilities were enhanced when Hooks were introduced in React 16.8【■006】. React is maintained by Meta and the broader community【■007】.

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Reasoning effort "none" is not supported by the "gpt-oss-120b" model, using "low" effort instead


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React was created by Jordan Walke at Facebook and first deployed on the Facebook newsfeed in 2011■001-002. In 2015 a mobile version, React Native, was released for building native mobile apps■003. The library is now maintained by Meta and the open‑source community■007.

Key technical features of React include its use of a virtual DOM to enable efficient rendering■004, the JSX syntax extension that lets developers write HTML‑like code inside JavaScript■005, and the introduction of Hooks in version 16.8, which provide a way to use state and other React features in functional components■006. Popular frameworks built on React, such as Next.js and Gatsby, further extend its ecosystem■008.

Reasoning effort "none" is not supported by the "gpt-oss-120b" model, using "low" effort instead


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React was created by Jordan Walke at Facebook and first deployed on Facebook’s newsfeed in 2011■001-002. In 2015, React Native was released to enable mobile development■003. The library is maintained by Meta and the broader community■007.

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Reasoning effort "none" is not supported by the "gpt-oss-120b" model, using "low" effort instead


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SQL databases require predefined structured schemas and enforce relationships between tables, providing strong consistency through ACID properties【■003】【■005】.
NoSQL databases use flexible, often schema‑less designs that allow horizontal scaling across many nodes, emphasizing availability and eventual consistency via BASE properties【■004】【■006】.
Thus, SQL focuses on structured data and strict consistency, while NoSQL prioritizes flexibility and scalability.

Reasoning effort "none" is not supported by the "gpt-oss-120b" model, using "low" effort instead


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Output:
■answer
SQL databases rely on structured schemas and defined relationships between tables, enforcing strict data models and typically providing strong consistency guarantees. NoSQL databases, in contrast, use flexible schemas that allow varied data formats and prioritize horizontal scaling, offering more adaptable data models and often emphasizing availability over strict consistency. These core distinctions—structured vs. flexible schemas and relational vs. non‑relational design—define the primary differences between SQL and NoSQL databases.■001-004

Reasoning effort "none" is not supported by the "gpt-oss-120b" model, using "low" effort instead


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■answer
SQL databases use structured schemas and enforce relationships between tables, providing a fixed, well‑defined data model【■003】. In contrast, NoSQL databases offer flexible schemas that can evolve without a predefined structure and are designed for horizontal scaling across many servers【■004】. This results in SQL systems prioritizing strong consistency and relational integrity, while NoSQL systems prioritize schema flexibility and scalability.

Reasoning effort "none" is not supported by the "gpt-oss-120b" model, using "low" effort instead


Input:
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■answer
To create a React component, define a function that returns JSX, such as:
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function MyComponent() {
  return <div>Hello</div>;
}
```
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Reasoning effort "none" is not supported by the "gpt-oss-120b" model, using "low" effort instead


Input:
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Hello
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Create a React component by defining a function that returns JSX, such as:

```js
function MyComponent() {
  return <div>Hello</div>;
}
```

The component must return a JSX element【■001-■004】. After defining it, export it if needed with `export default MyComponent;`【■006】.

Reasoning effort "none" is not supported by the "gpt-oss-120b" model, using "low" effort instead