width()
The `width()` function returns the width of the current canvas in pixels. This is particularly useful for dynamic layouts and responsive designs, allowing creative coders to adapt visuals based on the canvas size. For instance, if you're creating a responsive artwork that changes with the window size, knowing the canvas width is essential.
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