Something creative with SVG

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Something creative with SVG

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Last edited Feb 13, 2024

Created on Feb 8, 2024

This example demonstrates basic SVG shape construction by composing a stylized watermelon from circles, rectangles, and a polygonal path. The visualization uses raw SVG elements—including `<circle>`, `<rect>`, and `<path>`—to layer green rind, red flesh, white highlights, and dark seeds. Rendered directly in the browser via inline SVG within an HTML page, the code sets explicit coordinates and fill colors for each shape, while commented-out elements show unused alternatives like lines and strokes. No external libraries are employed.

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A demonstration of SVG shapes.

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