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Fork of Hello HTML

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SSachin Shilwal
Last edited May 21, 2022
Created on May 21, 2022
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This fork of Hello HTML displays a simple yellow circle with two black eyes on a blank background, drawn entirely with inline SVG elements. The page uses no external JavaScript libraries, relying instead on static `<svg>` markup with `<circle>` tags to define the shapes and a `<style>` block to remove page margins and hide overflow. The rendering approach is direct SVG in the HTML document, with coordinates and radii hard-coded in the source.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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