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Last edited May 8, 2024

Created on May 8, 2024

This example shows a static HTML page with an SVG canvas containing a single unfilled circle. The page uses no JavaScript libraries or external resources, relying solely on native SVG markup embedded directly in the HTML. The circle is defined with a radius of 200 units but has no fill or stroke specified, making it invisible against the default white background. The code demonstrates a minimal SVG setup within an HTML document, with the body margin removed via CSS to eliminate any surrounding whitespace.

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