HTML Starter

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Created on Oct 30, 2020

A minimal example demonstrates how to render vector graphics in a web page using inline SVG. The page displays a red circle with a black rectangle positioned within a 960 by 960 coordinate space, styled with CSS and HTML. The example uses raw SVG elements, including the `circle` and `rect` tags, without any JavaScript libraries or frameworks. It serves as a foundation for building more complex data visualizations, highlighting the basic structure and styling capabilities of HTML, CSS, and SVG.

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

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