Bezier is a noun used in computer graphics to denote a parametric curve defined by control points, widely used in vector drawing and animation. The term typically refers to the Bezier curve family, including quadratic and cubic varieties, which are defined by a set of anchor points and control handles to shape smooth curves. The name honors French engineer Pierre Bézier, who popularized these curves in the 1960s and 1970s.
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