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suryavamsi assignment1

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A generative SVG visualization renders a dense field of randomly placed, semi-transparent polygons across a dark background. The composition is built from nested loops over an array of numbers, with each polygon’s position, size, and color determined by repeated calls to `Math.random()`. A large, detailed vector path depicting a human figure is overlaid near the center, scaled and translated into the scene. The React app uses SVG elements like `polygon`, `path`, and `g` within a fixed 960×1000 viewport, with styles defined in the HTML document.

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