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The CurveTo method of the Paint class uses third-degree Bézier curves, which are determined by 4 points, to draw → Chapter 23.3.5.3 &#039;Bézier curves&#039;. Two points (A and D) determine the start and end points of the curve, whose curvature behaviour is determined by the position of all 4 points A, B, C and D → Figure 23.3.8.1. Points B and C are called support points.</description>
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