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@SimplyBeautifulArt my high school geometry was just basic angles, proving some theorems, and basic definitions. In college, analytic geometry was the idea of using matrices and vectors to rigorously define the concept of isometric transformations and whatnot. If you mean the former, then that is not considered "analytic".
the analytic geometry refers specifically to assigning values to points and using vectors, matrices, and/or complex numbers.
anything else is considered theoremic or done purely by use of the original axioms and proving abstract constructions exist and have basic properties in the general case. It's actually considered more basic as it doesn't need any knowledge of linear algebra.