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This example demonstrates JavaScript fundamentals through a browser console session, logging variable declarations, arithmetic operations, object mutation, loops, and function definitions. The code runs inside an SVG element on a static HTML page, using vanilla JavaScript without external libraries. It renders no visual data, focusing instead on programming concepts like arrow functions, object properties, and function returns. The page includes minimal CSS to remove body margins and hide overflow, with the SVG canvas dimensions set to 858 by 418 pixels.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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