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MMichal Kollar
Last edited Jan 16, 2020
Created on Jan 16, 2020
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A bare-bones HTML page renders a static yellow smiley face using inline SVG elements. The example demonstrates basic SVG primitives: circles for the face and eyes, red fill circles for pupils, an ellipse for the mouth, and rectangles for the nose and teeth. All shapes are drawn directly in the SVG markup with explicit coordinates and stroke attributes, requiring no external libraries or JavaScript. The result is a simple, self-contained illustration of SVG's vector-drawing capabilities.

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