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Bézier curve
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Bézier curve

Curved line invented by Pierre Bézier that connects a series of points (or ‘nodes’) in the smoothest possible way. The shape of the curve is governed by a series of complex mathematical formulae. They are used in computer graphics and CAD (computer-aided design).



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