Understanding the anatomy of SVG paths and Bezier curves Mocktest

The 'Q' command in SVG paths is used to draw a quadratic Bezier curve with specified control points and an endpoint. It creates a curved path that is influenced by the control point, allowing for smooth curves in SVG graphics.

A cubic Bezier curve has 4 segments between two end points, each defined by two control points.

The 'A' command in SVG paths stands for 'Arc.' It is used to draw elliptical arcs in SVG graphics.

A Cubic Bezier Curve is more complex than a Quadratic Bezier Curve and allows for sharper curves. It uses two control points and two end points, providing greater control and flexibility in defining curved paths.

The 'S' command in SVG paths stands for 'Smooth Curve.' It is used to draw a smooth curve in SVG graphics, continuing from the previous curve's endpoint using a smooth transition.