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A grid of 18 smiley face SVGs is rendered using a combination of React and D3. Each face is randomly generated with varying stroke widths, eye radii, and mouth dimensions, resulting in a diverse array of expressions. The faces are constructed from modular components (`BackgroundCircle`, `Eyes`, `Mouth`) that assemble within an SVG container, with the mouth shape drawn using D3’s `arc()` path generator. React’s `range()` and `map()` functions iterate to produce the grid, while ReactDOM renders the final composition into the page.

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Using React, D3, ES6, JS, HTML and CSS to create an array of randomized faces.

HTML CSS and JavaScript.

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