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Javascript Basics

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Ddexuzi
Last edited Aug 11, 2022
Created on Aug 11, 2022
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This example shows a blank SVG canvas with JavaScript code commented out in the HTML file, demonstrating basic programming concepts such as variables, objects, loops, and arrow functions. The code includes examples of console logging, arithmetic operations, object creation, and function definitions, though all are disabled. It uses an inline `<script>` tag and an SVG element with 960 by 500 pixel dimensions, rendered as static SVG markup. The visualization appears as an empty plot, with the JavaScript fundamentals acting as the primary subject rather than any graphical output.

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