Refer to Programming Project 18 for information about the SVG format. Shown below is anoth...

Refer to Programming Project 18 for information about the SVG format. Shown below is another example that illustrates how to draw circles, ellipses, and multiple lines:

“http://www.w3.org/Graphi cs/SVG/1.1/DTD/svgll.dtd”>

xmlns=“http://www.w3.org/2000/svg”>

stroke=“green” stroke-width=“3” fill=“gold”/>

style=“fi 11:purple;stroke:black;stroke-wi dth:2”/>

style=“fi11-opaci ty:0;stroke:red;stroke-wi dth:2”/>

The tag draws a circle centered at (100, 50) with radius 30 and pen width of 3. It is filled in with gold and has a border in green.

The tag draws an ellipse centered at (100, 200) with x radius of 30 and y radius of 100. It is filled using purple with a black border.

The tag draws a red line from (10, 10) to (40, 40) to (20, 100) Lo (120, 140). The fill-opacity is set to 0, making the fill of the polygon transparent.

Based on these examples and those presented in Project 18, write a program that creates an SVG image that draws a picture of your professor. It can be somewhat abstract and simple. If you wish to draw a fancier image, you can research the SVG picture format; there are additional tags that can draw using filters, gradients, and polygons