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Last edited Jan 13, 2025
Created on Jan 13, 2025

This example demonstrates a minimal HTML page that embeds an inline SVG element containing a single circle, while using a JavaScript script to access and log the SVG node via `document.getElementById`. The code renders the circle as static SVG graphics with no interactive or animated behavior, serving as a basic introduction to combining HTML, SVG, and JavaScript. It relies on native browser APIs for DOM selection and console output, with no external JavaScript libraries. The visualization shows how simple geometric shapes can be defined directly in markup and referenced programmatically.

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