JAva Script basics JVK

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JAva Script basics JVK

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Last edited Dec 17, 2024

Created on Dec 17, 2024

This example uses raw JavaScript console output to teach basic language concepts, including variable declaration with `let` and `const`, object mutation, increment operators, for loops, and function declarations. Running inside an SVG element with no visible data visualization, the code demonstrates arithmetic operations and logic through repeated `console.log` calls. The page renders a 960×500 SVG canvas but displays no graphical elements, focusing entirely on developer console interaction. This Sol Lewitt-inspired reproduction relies on JavaScript's standard runtime rather than any external libraries or APIs.

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