lerp()

intermediate math

The `lerp()` function stands for linear interpolation, allowing you to calculate a value that is a specific percentage between two other values. Creative coders use it to create smooth transitions between states, whether it's colors, positions, or sizes. For instance, in a music visualizer, `lerp()` can help animate the pulsing of rings based on audio frequency, creating a visually dynamic experience that reacts to sound.

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