Shapes with SVG and CSS

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Shapes with SVG and CSS

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Created on Jun 14, 2020

A grid of SVG shapes demonstrates the effects of CSS styling and SVG transform attributes. Circles and rectangles appear in default black, explicit red and green fills, and a light blue group with black strokes. CSS class rules on a `<g>` element apply black stroke styling to lines and paths, with a custom path color and rounded line joins. The React starter code and inline SVG markup render the static composition.

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