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This example demonstrates fundamental SVG shape creation and styling through hand-coded markup, featuring colored circles, rectangles with strokes, and a stylized rocket built from polygons. The code also includes a pie chart showing gaming genre distribution, constructed with SVG path arcs and accompanied by labeled lines and a legend. All elements are rendered directly in the browser using native SVG APIs without additional libraries, with basic styling provided through external CSS and JavaScript logging a simple console message. The visualization highlights basic geometric composition and data representation through vector graphics.

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