Smiley Face part 1

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Smiley Face part 1

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Last edited Sep 7, 2022

Created on Sep 7, 2022

The Smiley Face example is a simple SVG graphic showing a classic yellow smiley face with black outlines and two circular eyes. The visualization demonstrates basic shape rendering using SVG elements—a large circle for the face and two smaller circles for the eyes—all drawn with hardcoded coordinates and styling. The code sets the SVG canvas size to 960 by 500 pixels and uses inline CSS to remove margins and hide any overflow. This static image does not include interactivity or data-driven updates, relying solely on standard SVG markup within an HTML page.

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