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Dataviz_Tutorial

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Created on Jan 7, 2024

This example shows a simple static SVG scene of a yellow circle with a black outline, overlaid with two smaller black circles representing eyes, resembling a smiley face. The visualization renders entirely through inline SVG markup within an HTML page, using a fixed coordinate system and hard-coded dimensions. It loads React, though no components are instantiated, and the page also includes an inline script logging React to the console. The SVG elements are drawn directly with basic shapes, without any data binding or interaction.

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