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Last edited Nov 1, 2021

Created on Nov 1, 2021

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This example shows a friendly yellow smiley face built from SVG arcs, with eyes, a nose, a mouth, and detailed upper and lower teeth. The code uses React for component rendering and d3’s `arc` generator to compute the path geometry for each facial feature, including separate arcs for lips and teeth. The face is centered on a 1000×700 canvas, and the project mixes static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with the D3 v7 and React libraries loaded via CDN.

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Almost a face.... switching to REACT....

A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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