🎯 Bézier Curve

A Bézier curve is a smooth parametric curve defined by a small set of control points, where the curve is pulled toward each point without necessarily passing through it, following a weighted blend given by Bernstein polynomials. Invented for car-body design in the 1960s, Bézier curves are now the backbone of vector graphics, fonts and animation easing.

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🎯 Bézier Curves

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For a fuller technical treatment, see the Algorithms Glossary — B reference on MySimulator.

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