Bezier Curves

Bezier curves are mathematical tools used in computer graphics and design to create smooth, flowing shapes. They are defined by a set of points: the endpoints and one or more control points that influence the curve's shape. Imagine stretching a flexible string between two points, with some pegs (control points) placed nearby to guide its bend; the curve follows the general direction but is smoothly shaped by these control points. Bezier curves are widely used in vector graphics, fonts, and animations to produce precise, scalable curves that are easy to modify.