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Fork of ice 8_tree

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Last edited Apr 12, 2026

Created on Apr 12, 2026

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This visualization displays a hierarchical tree of programming concepts as a structural diagram, mapping parent-child relationships from a data file. It uses a radial layout to position nodes, with connections drawn as lines between linked items. The implementation relies on d3.stratify for data organization and d3.tree for layout computation, while rendering all elements as SVG. Node colors encode depth levels, and labels identify each node. A legend clarifies the color mapping for the four hierarchical levels.

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