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xmlns:js="library://ns.apache.org/flexjs/basic"
typeNames="TabContainer">

The reason I’m using `<typeNames>` rather than '<className>' is because '<className>' is added to the list of '<typeNames>' defined in the component. This allows me to set specific '<classNames>' to instances of the component and add class-based styling to instances while preserving the global styling.
The reason I’m using `<typeNames>` rather than `<className>` is because `<className>` is added to the list of `<typeNames>` defined in the component. This allows me to set specific `<classNames>` to instances of the component and add class-based styling to instances while preserving the global styling.

# Step 4: Adding Code
I stripped out the JavaScript code which is not component-specific and the remaining original code looks like this:
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