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Creating face with D3

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AAbishek Amstrong
Last edited Dec 6, 2019
Created on Dec 6, 2019

This example draws a face using D3.js v5 and SVG, constructing the features from path elements with thick, rounded strokes. The code defines the face’s outlines—such as eyes and mouth—by specifying coordinates in a path’s `d` attribute, using commands like `M` (move to) and `L` (line to) with a fixed domain. The SVG canvas is 960 by 500 pixels, and the styling applies a steelblue stroke with line joins to create a smooth, simple illustration. It demonstrates basic SVG path manipulation and D3’s selection and attribute methods for static graphics.

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