SVG Fundamentals

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SVG Fundamentals

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Created on May 14, 2023

This example demonstrates fundamental SVG path rendering and CSS animation. A single red heart-shaped path is drawn using the SVG `path` element with an arc command (`a`) and line commands (`l`). The path is animated with a CSS `@keyframes` rule named `pulse`, which scales the element between 1 and 1.2 over a 2-second infinite loop. The code uses raw HTML, CSS, and JavaScript within a minimal page structure, with the SVG embedded directly in the body. No external libraries are used, showcasing core web visualization techniques.

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