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SVG Fundamental

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Last edited Nov 10, 2023

Created on Nov 10, 2023

This example shows a minimal SVG canvas with a single red-bordered frame and one unstyled circle element. The SVG is created directly in HTML markup with a width of 940 pixels and a height of 450 pixels. The circle has a radius of 100 but no position attributes, so it defaults to the top-left corner of the viewport. The code demonstrates basic SVG structure and inline styling using raw HTML, without any JavaScript libraries or data-binding frameworks.

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