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Hello HTML

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AAnu Wat
Last edited Oct 16, 2021
Created on Oct 15, 2021
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A single SVG circle with a thick black outline and yellow fill is centered, flanked by two smaller black circles, all on a blank white page. The page uses plain HTML and inline CSS to remove body margins and hide overflow. The visualization is rendered entirely through an SVG element with fixed width and height, using explicit circle coordinates and radius values rather than any JavaScript libraries or data-driven framework. It demonstrates how basic geometric shapes can be composed directly in markup.

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