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What is the difference between Canvas and SVG?

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Canvas and SVG

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(@dinesha-g)
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  • SVG
  • Scalability is better with SVG. As a result, printing in any resolution with good quality is possible.
  • SVG performs better when there are fewer objects or a larger surface.
  • You can edit SVG using script and CSS.
  • Shapes make up SVG, which is a vector-based format.
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  • HTML Canvas HTML Canvas is not scaleable. Therefore, printing on greater resolution is not appropriate.
  • With a smaller surface area or more items, canvas performs better.
  • Only the raster-based, pixel-based canvas can be changed using script.
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 Kavi
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  • Vector based (composed of shapes)

Raster based (composed of pixel)

  • using vectors (composed of shapes) Scalability is better for raster-based (pixel-based) SVG. Therefore, it may be reproduced in great resolution at any size. Canvas is not scaleable. Therefore, printing at higher resolutions is not recommended.
  • When there are fewer objects or a larger surface, SVG performs better.Canvas performs better when there are more items or  smaller surface area SvG can be altered using CSS and script. Canvas can only be changed by script.
  • several graphic components that are integrated into the DOM tree of the page.   a single element that behaves similarly to an       image. PNG or JPG files can be created from a canvas diagram.
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