push()
The push() function in p5.js saves the current state of the canvas, allowing you to apply transformations like translation, rotation, and scaling without affecting the rest of your drawing. It's essential for creating complex scenes where you want certain elements to have different transformations while keeping others unchanged. For example, in an interactive art piece, you could use push() to isolate the transformations of individual shapes, making it easier to create intricate designs.
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