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First SVG

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Ssalemprakash
Last edited Jan 24, 2023
Created on Jan 24, 2023
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A minimal SVG scene contains two overlapping red and blue circles, a navy diagonal line, and a black polyline. The markup draws these shapes with hard‑coded coordinates: a large red circle with a smaller blue center, a rectangle stroke, a thick navy line, and a black path. The SVG is embedded directly in HTML without JavaScript or external libraries. The code includes commented‑out elements, and the path uses absolute coordinates, demonstrating basic vector primitives and SVG attribute syntax.

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A demonstration of SVG Viz

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