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This example displays the number 5 inside a red circular container on a blank HTML page. The visualization uses plain HTML for the heading, CSS for the circle’s border-radius, dimensions, and background color, and no JavaScript libraries. It demonstrates a minimal static data-display approach, with the number hard-coded in the markup rather than generated from an external data source. The rendering relies entirely on the browser’s default CSS layout and styling.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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