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Let's make a face

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Created on Mar 16, 2021

This example constructs a cheerful face from basic geometric shapes, rendered as SVG within a React application. It uses React function components to define each facial feature as reusable elements: `BackgroundCircle` provides a yellow circular head, `Eyes` places two black dots, and the `Mouth` component uses d3’s `arc()` generator from the d3-shape module to create a curved smile. The overall layout positions all components relative to computed centers and offsets, demonstrating composition with hard-coded dimensions. The visualization relies on D3’s arc API for the mouth path and React’s declarative rendering to assemble the final graphic.

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