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SVG Fundamentals

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Last edited Nov 9, 2022
Created on Nov 9, 2022
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A demonstration of SVG fundamentals displays basic shapes on a 960-by-500 canvas: a yellow rectangle with a navy stroke, circles in red, green, and blue at varying radii, and a diagonal navy line. The example uses native SVG elements—`rect`, `circle`, and `line`—directly in HTML, with no JavaScript libraries. Styling is applied via SVG attributes like `fill`, `stroke`, and `stroke-width`, showing how static vector graphics are constructed without external data or rendering frameworks.

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