Sol Lewitt Reproduction

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Sol Lewitt Reproduction

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Last edited Aug 2, 2024

Created on Aug 1, 2024

This example demonstrates a static, blank SVG canvas with no visible data visualization. The page sets up an HTML document with an empty `<svg>` element and a JavaScript section containing commented-out experiments with function definitions and arrow functions. The code does not invoke any visualization libraries or render any shapes; it only shows the structural scaffolding for a potential graphic. The example highlights basic SVG and JavaScript syntax without producing actual output.

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A demonstration of SVG shapes.

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