Fork of Smiley Faces Parte VI

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Fork of Smiley Faces Parte VI

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Created on Apr 27, 2023

A grid of eighteen randomly generated smiley faces fills the screen, each face differing in eye placement, eye size, mouth radius, and stroke thickness. The visualization uses React components to compose each SVG face, with ReactDOM rendering the array produced by d3.range and Math.random() supplying the variation. D3’s arc generator creates the mouth paths within each rendered SVG.

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