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Fork of Exercise 1: SVG Fundamentals--gradient

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WWeeeLi
Last edited Oct 27, 2023
Created on Oct 27, 2023

This example animates a stylized sunrise and sunset using only SVG and embedded SMIL animations. It uses a `radialGradient` for the sky and two `linearGradient` fills for layered landscape paths, with the sun’s vertical position and gradient stop colors cycling over 15 seconds. The scene relies on `defs`, `animate` elements, and Bézier path curves, with no external JavaScript libraries.

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Sunrise/sunset.

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