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Bbgarci23@nd.edu
Last edited Jan 31, 2024
Created on Jan 31, 2024

A plain HTML page displays a single black circle centered in an SVG canvas. The visualization uses raw SVG markup for rendering, defining a 960 by 500 pixel viewport with a circle element. The page sets its body to have no margin and hidden overflow through inline CSS. No external libraries or data sources are present; the example simply demonstrates how SVG shapes can be embedded directly in HTML.

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