Q
What does the SVG path command 'Z' do?

Answer & Solution

Answer: Option A
Solution:
The 'Z' command in SVG paths is used to close the current path, creating a closed shape. It connects the endpoint of the current subpath to its starting point, effectively closing the path and forming a closed shape.
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Which SVG path command is used to draw a cubic Bezier curve?

A). C

B). Q

C). L

D). M

How many control points does a cubic Bezier curve have?

A). 2

B). 3

C). 4

D). 1

What is the function of the SVG path command 'M'?

A). Move To

B). Make

C). Merge

D). Modify

What does the SVG path command 'S' stand for?

A). Smooth Curve

B). Shift

C). Scale

D). Skip

What does the SVG path command 'A' stand for?

A). Arc

B). Add

C). Anchor

D). Apply

Which type of Bezier curve uses two control points and two end points?

A). Cubic Bezier Curve

B). Quadratic Bezier Curve

C). Linear Bezier Curve

D). Arc Bezier Curve

What is the purpose of the 'S' command in SVG paths?

A). Draw a smooth cubic Bezier curve

B). Draw a straight line

C). Draw a quadratic Bezier curve

D). Skip the current path

What is the function of the 'Q' command in SVG paths?

A). Draw a quadratic Bezier curve

B). Draw a cubic Bezier curve

C). Draw a straight line

D). Skip the current path

How many segments does a cubic Bezier curve have between two end points?

A). 3

B). 4

C). 5

D). 2

Which type of Bezier curve is more complex and allows for sharper curves?

A). Cubic Bezier Curve

B). Quadratic Bezier Curve

C). Linear Bezier Curve

D). Arc Bezier Curve