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A simple static SVG visualization displays a single yellow circle with a green outline on a 100x100 pixel canvas. The example demonstrates basic HTML structure combined with inline SVG markup, requiring no external libraries or JavaScript logic. The circle is defined using core SVG elements (`circle`, `stroke`, `fill`) within an `svg` tag, showing how to render vector graphics directly in a webpage. The code serves as a minimal starter template for embedding SVG shapes in HTML documents.

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