SVG fundamentals

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SVG fundamentals

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Last edited Oct 17, 2023

Created on Oct 16, 2023

An SVG page displays the text “Hello World” inside a pre element within an SVG container. The example introduces fundamental SVG shape concepts through commented-out circle elements, showing coordinate attributes like `cx` and `cy`. JavaScript sets the pre element’s text content using `document.getElementById` and `textContent`. The rendering uses plain SVG and vanilla JavaScript, with no external libraries or data sources.

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A demonstration of SVG shapes

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