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SVG fondamentals

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SSalim Nadji BELFEDHAL
Last edited Nov 15, 2022
Created on Nov 15, 2022
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A minimal HTML page renders two unpositioned circles inside an SVG element, with the second circle’s closing tag misspelled as `</circle>`. The example demonstrates fundamental SVG syntax for defining shapes without any styling or layout attributes beyond the default coordinate system. It uses inline SVG markup directly in the page body, with no external libraries or JavaScript, serving as a starting point for learning vector graphics basics.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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