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This example demonstrates the visual output of SVG path data with a teardrop or droplet-like shape rendered in blue, overlaid with a white inner form. Two paths are drawn, each defined by a sequence of cubic Bézier curve commands (`C`) and move/line commands (`M`, `L`) that construct smooth, organic contours. The rendering uses the native SVG API within an HTML page, where a 960×500 viewport contains the composed vector shapes, showcasing how path data can create complex geometric figures without any external JavaScript libraries. The shapes’ precise coordinates and fill colors are hardcoded in the markup, highlighting SVG’s capability for static vector illustration.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

See also React Starter.

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