Let's make face-I

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Let's make face-I

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Last edited Mar 24, 2021

Created on Mar 24, 2021

A yellow face with two black eyes is drawn as a circle with a thick black outline, centered in an SVG canvas. The face uses React components to render the SVG elements, with fixed numeric constants for the canvas dimensions, eye offset, and stroke width. The example demonstrates how React’s declarative JSX syntax generates SVG markup, calculating positions from center coordinates to keep the face symmetrical.

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