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Smiley Part 3

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KKimberly Hager
Last edited May 17, 2022
Created on May 17, 2022
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A smiling face is drawn as a simple SVG graphic, centered on a yellow circle with black outline. Two black eyes and a mouth arc are positioned using hard-coded coordinates. The example demonstrates integrating D3’s `arc` generator with React by rendering the mouth path via `d3.arc().innerRadius().outerRadius()`. D3 v7 and React (via `ReactDOM.render`) compose to build the static visualization, which uses no data source or interactive behavior.

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