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Mouse Follower

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Last edited Oct 25, 2021

Created on Oct 25, 2021

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A simple SVG face, rendered with React, tracks nothing; it is a static smiling face centered in a yellow circle. The code uses the `arc` helper from `d3-shape` to define the mouth’s path, and React components construct the SVG elements, including two eyes and a stroke-bordered head. The face is positioned using a group element with a `transform` translation, and ES6 template literals set the coordinate values. The example highlights how D3’s geometry utilities can be combined with React for declarative SVG drawing.

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Part-3) D3 intro

Getting started with the D3 library
Using arc from the d3-shape package arc is a helper function used for drawing an arc shape for the mouth.
SVG path elements
SVG group elements and the transform attribute
Using ES6 Template Literals
Adding the mouth to our face

Assignment: Tweak the Face!!

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