Example: Using Extended Green's Theorem

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We use the extended Green's Theorem to compute the value of a path integral along any Jordan curve enclosing the origin.
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I've see where variations on this kind of vector field (undefined at the origin) give a line integral of pie or 2pie. I was always very confused since the curl was always zero. Is this because of the "hole" at the origin?

eswyatt