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What is the primary technical distinction between SVG and PNG image file formats when used in interactive user interfaces?

PNG uses lossy vector paths while SVG uses uncompressed raster pixels. SVG is a resolution-independent vector format based on mathematical paths, while PNG is a raster format composed of pixel grids. SVG only supports binary transparency, whereas PNG supports full alpha channel transparency. PNG files scale infinitely without quality loss, while SVG files pixelate when resized.

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SVG is a resolution-independent vector format based on mathematical paths, while PNG is a raster format composed of pixel grids.

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