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LLavish Thakkar
Last edited Oct 20, 2021
Created on Oct 20, 2021
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This example displays a simple yellow circle with two smaller black circles, forming a face-like shape rendered entirely in SVG. The visualization demonstrates a bare minimum HTML page, styled with CSS to remove margins and hide overflow. Using only inline SVG elements—specifically three `<circle>` tags—the page shows how fundamental vector shapes can be composed into a recognizable graphic without any external libraries or JavaScript APIs. The smiley motif is drawn with static coordinates and fixed stroke widths, illustrating basic SVG rendering within an HTML document.

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