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Created on Aug 10, 2025
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This example illustrates fundamental SVG concepts through a single interactive graphic, covering shape stacking order, styled line elements, various path types including quadratic and Bézier curves, polygon shapes, and the use of `<g>` groups for organization. It demonstrates how shapes render in document order and how different stroke and fill options affect appearance. The visualization is built entirely with raw SVG markup, using elements like `<circle>`, `<line>`, `<path>`, and `<polygon>` within a structured layout, rendered directly in the browser without any external libraries.

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SVG Fundamentals Examples

This interactive example demonstrates core SVG concepts with clear visual examples:

Key Concepts Illustrated

  1. Shape Stacking Order - Shows how shapes render in document order (last on top) with multiple circles
  2. Line Elements - Creating straight lines with different styles (solid vs dashed)
  3. Paths - Demonstrated through:
    • Simple horizontal paths
    • Linear paths with multiple points
    • Quadratic and Bézier curves
  4. Polygons - Complex polygon shapes with straight edges
  5. Grouping - Using <g> elements to organize related elements with transforms
  6. Styling - Various stroke and fill options demonstrated

Each example includes clear labeling and uses a consistent visual style for better understanding.

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