Let' make a face

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Let' make a face

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Last edited Jun 24, 2020

Created on Jun 24, 2020

A person's face is assembled from simple geometric shapes, including circles for the eyes, a nose, and a mouth. The visualization uses an empty SVG canvas and relies on D3 version 5, explicitly logging the D3 object to the console for inspection. The code sets up a minimal HTML page with linked CSS for styling, though it does not yet draw any data-driven elements. The example demonstrates a basic D3 setup with an unpopulated SVG, ready for further interactive or data-bound visual development.

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