d3 curve

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Created on Jan 25, 2023

This example shows a green curve rendered through an SVG path, connecting four user-defined points using D3’s line generator with the natural cubic spline interpolation. The curve’s shape is computed from the point coordinates, which are explicitly set inside the JavaScript code. D3.v5 is used to build the path data, while the path is appended to an `<svg>` element with the ID `svg1`. The page also includes a separate canvas element, though it is not involved in this rendering. The code references `getPointAtLength` to inspect the path geometry.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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