SVGPathElement
The SVGPathElement interface represents a path element in an SVG document. A path element is used to define a path, which is a shape that can be composed of straight lines, curves, and arcs. The path data is specified using the d attribute. This attribute contains a series of commands and coordinates that define the path's geometry. Common commands include "M" for moveto, "L" for lineto, "C" for curveto, "A" for elliptical arc, and "Z" for closepath. The SVGPathElement interface provides methods and properties to manipulate and query the path data. It inherits properties from the SVGElement and Element interfaces, allowing for access to attributes like id, class, and style. Methods such as getTotalLength() return the total length of the path, and getPointAtLength() can retrieve a point at a specific distance along the path. The path element is fundamental for creating complex vector graphics in SVG, enabling the representation of intricate shapes and outlines.