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SVG Fundamentals

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This example demonstrates fundamental SVG rendering using a React-based visualization, displaying a static array of data through basic SVG elements. The code initializes an empty array in app.js and defines a minimal HTML structure in index.html, with styling handled via CSS. Built with React on the VizHub platform, the visualization shows how SVG shapes can be created and rendered within a React component hierarchy. The example emphasizes the foundational relationship between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript when working with React and SVG for data representation.

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