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Last edited May 15, 2022
Created on May 15, 2022
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This example displays a single red circle on a blank canvas. The visualization is rendered as an SVG element, using a basic circle shape with center coordinates and a radius. The source data is a static HTML file, with the circle drawn directly within the SVG markup. The code relies solely on standard SVG syntax, with the circle element defining the visual, and no external JavaScript libraries or data-processing APIs are used. It shows a simple geometric form without any interaction or animation.

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