SVG Exercise

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Last edited Jul 17, 2022

Created on Jul 17, 2022

A yellow rectangle with thick navy borders forms the frame of this fixed-size SVG composition. Overlapping red and blue circles are centered inside, while four additional navy lines of varying thickness outline the rectangle’s edges using basic SVG primitives. The demonstration uses inline SVG shapes—`rect`, `circle`, and `line`—with explicit pixel coordinates, stroke widths, and fill colors, showing how layered vector elements can create a simple geometric pattern without any JavaScript or data-binding library.

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A demonstration of SVG shapes.

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