SVG Basics

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This example demonstrates the distinction between HTML and SVG rendering. It displays a large, centered text message using CSS styling, specifically a 13em font size, to showcase basic HTML page structure. The code uses plain HTML elements and CSS rules within a `<style>` tag, with no external libraries or JavaScript functionality. The page presents a static “Hello HTML!” message, highlighting how HTML handles text layout and styling without involving SVG graphics or interactive data visualization.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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