Smiley Face part 1

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Smiley Face part 1

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Last edited Apr 16, 2021

Created on Apr 16, 2021

A static SVG drawing of a smiling face uses three `<circle>` elements: a large yellow circle outlined in black for the head, and two smaller filled circles for the eyes. The face has no mouth, leaving the expression incomplete, which hints at a “part 1” of a series. The markup is written directly in `index.html`, with no JavaScript or external libraries, and relies solely on SVG attributes like `cx`, `cy`, `r`, `fill`, and `stroke` to position and style the shapes at fixed coordinates. The page sets no margins and hides overflow to frame the graphic cleanly.

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