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Shapes and Colors with SVG and CSS

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DdancingCars
Last edited Jan 31, 2020
Created on Jan 31, 2020
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This example demonstrates basic SVG shapes—a circle, rectangle, line, and path—styled with CSS classes and inline attributes, rendered with React. The SVG canvas uses a 960x500 viewport, with shapes grouped and transformed. CSS rules in `style.css` control stroke color, width, and fill, including a highlighted class. The code references plain SVG elements and CSS selectors, with React’s `index.js` handling a text message, though the visualization itself relies solely on static SVG markup and stylesheets.

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