SVG Fundamentals Demonstration

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SVG Fundamentals Demonstration

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Last edited Sep 24, 2021

Created on Sep 2, 2021

This demo shows raw SVG path commands and gradient fills without a data source, using only the SVG element and its built-in path syntax. Three stroked paths use relative and absolute coordinates (M, L, l) to draw diagonal lines with varying thickness and color. A nested `<svg>` contains a linearGradient definition applied to an ellipse, demonstrating how gradients can be referenced via `url(#grad1)`. The example serves purely as a technical reference for SVG shape construction and styling.

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A demonstration of SVG shapes for practice.

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