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Smiley Face 006 compartmentalizing

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Last edited Nov 19, 2020

Created on Nov 4, 2020

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Two SVG smiley faces illustrate how React components can compartmentalize D3-generated geometry. The code builds a standard smiling face and a winking variant with a dimpled mouth, using D3's `arc()` and `line()` generators to create paths within reusable React components. Each facial feature—eyes, mouth, face circle—is its own component, demonstrating modular composition of SVG elements while keeping D3 and React separate concerns.

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Smiley Face with d3; compartmentalizing complexity

Some fairly significant refactoring to create SmileyFace and a WinkyFace component

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