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Takeaways:
- SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics
- SVG is a specification for creating vector graphics
- SVG can be scaled up or down without lose of image quality
- SVG images and behaviors are defined in XML
- Since the DOM uses XML, we can use the DOM tree to create, access, and structure SVG Images
- SVG images can be defined within an HTML document as if you were writing HTML
- To define an SVG image, use an opening <svg> tag and a closing <svg> tag
- SVG comes with basic shapes built in: rectangle, circle, ellipse, line, polyline, and polygon.
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