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SVG_Fundamentals

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Last edited Aug 3, 2025

Created on Aug 2, 2025

This example renders four black letterforms (A, B, C, D) as static SVG `<text>` elements at fixed coordinates, alongside four filled `<ellipse>` shapes and an empty `<rect>`. The layout demonstrates fundamental SVG geometry primitives without any interaction or animation. It uses raw inline SVG within an HTML document, styled with the Roboto Mono webfont via Google Fonts, and sets the canvas to 1000 by 1000 pixels. The accompanying JavaScript file only logs a string and does not affect the visualization.

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