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Lineslines refers to a broad category of visual elements characterized by their elongated form. These can be straight, curved, broken, or dashed, and their properties such as thickness, color, and texture can vary significantly. In art and design, lines are fundamental tools used to define shapes, create texture, imply movement, and convey emotion. They can be used to outline objects, suggest depth through perspective, or build complex patterns. In mathematics, lines are precisely defined geometric objects with specific properties, such as slope and intercept. In everyday life, we encounter lines in traffic markings, architectural blueprints, handwriting, and natural formations like rivers or mountain ranges. The interpretation and impact of a line often depend on its context and the viewer's perception. Different cultures may also assign symbolic meanings to various types of lines. The study of lines is integral to fields ranging from fine arts and graphic design to engineering and cartography.