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Created on Nov 19, 2022

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This example displays a static SVG scene containing four filled circles arranged in a grid, alongside two hand-drawn paths with black strokes and no fill. The circles are positioned using explicit `cx` and `cy` attributes, while the paths are defined with `M` and `L` commands. Rendered inline in the HTML, the visualization relies solely on native SVG elements—such as `circle` and `path`—without any JavaScript libraries or animation logic, serving as a minimal sandbox for exploring basic shape placement and coordinate systems.

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