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AAnthony Le
Last edited Jul 22, 2024
Created on Jul 22, 2024
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A yellow smiley face rendered as static SVG circles sits centered on a blank page. The face is drawn with three circle elements: a large yellow head with a black stroke, and two smaller black-outlined circles for eyes. The visualization uses only raw SVG markup within an HTML file, without any JavaScript or D3 references. It demonstrates a minimal, hand-coded approach to basic geometric data visualization, with fixed coordinates and styling specified directly in SVG attributes.

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