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JSBasics

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Last edited May 4, 2023

Created on May 3, 2023

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This example renders an empty SVG canvas, showing a blank workspace that belies its title. The code is a JavaScript learning exercise, with a series of commented-out lessons covering variables, loops, functions, and object creation. It uses no external libraries, only the built-in SVG element and the browser's JavaScript console for output. The display is minimal, with the primary action occurring in the commented code, which serves as a tutorial on programming basics.

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