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LLikhithaBodepudi@my.unt.edu
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This example demonstrates how to build a simple animated face using D3.js v5, where a green triangular face with eyes and a curved mouth is rendered as static SVG elements. The code explicitly sets the polygon points, circle positions, and path arc for the mouth, while the D3 `select` and `append` methods handle DOM creation. The visualization focuses on fundamental DOM manipulation and attribute binding, using a fixed data-driven approach with no external data sources. The rendering relies on SVG shapes inside a centered group, with dimensions derived from the SVG element’s attributes.

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Demonstrates fundamental DOM manipulation using D3.js by making a smiley face whose eyebrows move.

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