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Created on Aug 1, 2021

This example shows a collection of basic SVG shapes—circles and rectangles—arranged in rows, with the lowest row grouped inside a `<g>` element that applies shared fill and stroke styling. The shapes demonstrate fundamental SVG rendering with React, using static coordinates and explicit colors like orange and navy. The page relies on standard HTML, CSS, and SVG elements within a React starter template, with no data binding or interaction beyond the fixed markup. The code highlights how raw SVG primitives can be composed directly in JSX without additional visualization libraries.

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