D3 Lines - Radial Line another variant

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D3 Lines - Radial Line another variant

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Last edited Dec 29, 2023

Created on Dec 29, 2023

This example demonstrates how D3’s radial line generator can create a decorative, repeating angular pattern. Two petals are drawn from a dataset of eight points, each specifying an angle and radius, producing a symmetrical loop around a central point. The generator, `d3.radialLine()`, maps these angle and radius values to a path rendered as an SVG stroke. The code directly sets the generator’s `.angle()` and `.radius()` accessors, then appends the resulting path to a `<g>` element inside a static SVG canvas.

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