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Lets Make a Face

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Last edited Feb 7, 2021
Created on Feb 7, 2021

This example creates a simple, stylized face using scalable vector graphics. It draws the face directly from code, configuring the SVG canvas with a red background. The implementation relies on the d3 library, specifically using `d3.select` to target the SVG element and apply styling through the `style` method. The project loads D3 version 6 from a CDN, and its core logic is contained in a JavaScript bundle. The face itself is constructed from SVG shapes, demonstrating fundamental chart and graphic creation techniques within a web-based visualization framework.

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An example including some commonly used features of SVG.

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