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This example shows a simple landscape scene built with nested SVG shapes: a sky-blue background, a green ground, a yellow sun, and a blue pond, with green paths forming stylized trees. The rendering uses only basic SVG elements—`rect`, `circle`, `ellipse`, and `path`—defined directly in an HTML file with no external libraries. The scene is static, and its composition is hard-coded via explicit coordinates and path data, making it a minimal demonstration of CSS and JavaScript integration within an HTML page.

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

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