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<p>The stroke-linejoin attribute controls the appearance of the stroke in the places where the lines bend.</p>
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<p>The stroke-linejoin attribute controls the appearance of the stroke in the places where the lines bend.</p>
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<p>Similar to the<a>previous assignment</a>, we added an “imaginary” bright line to the examples. So, here are the possible values of stroke-linejoin:</p>
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<p>Similar to the<a>previous assignment</a>, we added an “imaginary” bright line to the examples. So, here are the possible values of stroke-linejoin:</p>
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<p>1. miter is the default value. The stroke where the line bends does not change in any way.</p>
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<p>1. miter is the default value. The stroke where the line bends does not change in any way.</p>
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<p>2. round, the stroke in the place where the line bends, is evenly rounded.</p>
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<p>2. round, the stroke in the place where the line bends, is evenly rounded.</p>
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<p>3. bevel, the stroke where the line bends, behaves like a folded ribbon.</p>
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<p>3. bevel, the stroke where the line bends, behaves like a folded ribbon.</p>
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<p>In CSS, the appearance of strokes where lines bend can be controlled using the similar property stroke-linejoin.</p>
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<p>In CSS, the appearance of strokes where lines bend can be controlled using the similar property stroke-linejoin.</p>