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Last edited Apr 7, 2021
Created on Apr 7, 2021
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This example demonstrates the minimum viable structure of an HTML page that embeds an SVG element, rendered as a single empty circle with a radius of 250 pixels. The code uses no external JavaScript libraries or data, relying solely on the browser’s native HTML and SVG parsing. It serves as a foundational template, showing how raw markup and SVG tags can be combined directly in a document.

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