Smiley Face Part III

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Smiley Face Part III

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Last edited Nov 24, 2023

Created on Nov 23, 2023

A grid of fifteen smiley faces, each randomly varying in facial feature size, position, and stroke thickness, is rendered as SVG via React. The visualization demonstrates modular component composition and the use of d3’s `arc` API to generate mouth paths, while drawing circle elements for the background and eyes within a transformed SVG group.

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