Exercise1:Indian Flag

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Exercise1:Indian Flag

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Created on Aug 1, 2023

A static SVG rendering of the Indian flag uses three horizontal rectangles in orange, white, and green, with a black-outlined circle at the center. The code defines these shapes directly in HTML, with the orange band and circle featuring `<animate>` elements that move them across the viewport on a repeating 15-second loop. The white and green bands remain fixed, while the animation shifts the sliding elements between -100px and 960px, creating a simple motion effect. No external libraries are used; the visualization relies solely on native SVG and CSS rules from the linked stylesheet.

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