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Generating Animated SVG Circle

This code defines a function to generate an SVG string for an animated circle. The function takes parameters for the circle radius and color, and returns the SVG string with the circle and animation elements.


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Prompt

example of circle in svg with animate

Answer

let
    drawCircle = (radius, color) =>
        let
            svg = "",
            circle = "",
            animate = "",
            closingTags = ""
        in
            svg & circle & animate & closingTags,
    
    circleSvg = drawCircle(50, "red")
in
    circleSvg

The function drawCircle takes two parameters: radius and color, both representing the size and color of the circle, respectively.

  1. The function uses string concatenation to build an SVG string.
  2. It starts by creating the SVG element with a specified width and height.
  3. Then, it creates a circle element using the provided radius and color values.
  4. Finally, it adds an animation to the circle element that gradually increases the radius over a 1-second duration, repeating indefinitely.

The circleSvg variable calls the drawCircle function with a radius of 50 and a color of "red", creating an SVG string for a red circle with an animating radius.

This code can be used in scenarios where you need to dynamically generate and display animated circles in SVG format.

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Description

This code defines a function called drawCircle that takes two parameters: radius and color. It uses string concatenation to build an SVG string that represents an animated circle. The SVG string includes the circle element with the specified radius and color, as well as an animation element that gradually increases the radius of the circle over a 1-second duration. The code also includes an example usage of the drawCircle function, creating an SVG string for a red circle with a radius of 50. This code can be used to dynamically generate and display animated circles in SVG format.