Exam PL-400 topic 3 question 35 discussion

What is an SVG? SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphic. It’s a piece of XML code that defines a vector-based graphic meant to display on the web. In Power Apps, SVG objects are defined with the <svg> tag. Every attribute that the SVG has is then written out as code. Unlike other image formats, SVGs have a few unique features that make them better suited to environments like apps or the web. They: -> Can be created and edited with any text editor. They don’t require a fancy editing program, either. -> Are scalable. They’re also zoomable and won’t lose quality if they’re expanded, resized, or printed at different resolutions. -> Use an open standard. Anyone can access and implement them. That means a lot of resources and libraries exist out there.

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