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Fork of Hello HTML

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Last edited Aug 27, 2021
Created on Aug 27, 2021
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This is a minimal HTML page that embeds a single SVG circle in a 960 by 500 viewport. Rendered via inline SVG markup in an otherwise empty body, the circle has no fill, stroke, or animation, appearing as a static outline. The accompanying README includes an embedded YouTube video link, though the visualization itself contains no dynamic data or external libraries. It is a barebones demonstration of SVG placement within an HTML document, with the page title “Fork of Hello HTML” reflecting its simple, unmodified nature.

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