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SVG in HTML

Comparing SVG and Canvas graphics

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When comparing SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) and HTML Canvas Graphics, which of the following are correct?

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In terms of performance, SVG is more suitable than Canvas when rendering a large number of small objects.

SVG is resolution-independent, thus it remains crisp and clear at any zoom level, unlike bitmap-based graphics used in HTML Canvas.

Unlike Canvas, SVG doesn't support interactivity and animation.

Only HTML Canvas elements can be modified via script, SVG graphics can't be changed once they are drawn.

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