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CCurran Kelleher
Last edited Aug 21, 2025
Created on Aug 21, 2025

A data visualization displays seven overlapping green circles of varying sizes and positions on a light green background. The example uses D3 version 7 to bind an array of circle objects to the SVG. The `join('circle')` pattern creates and updates elements, setting positional attributes `cx`, `cy`, `r`, and `fill` with an opacity of 0.708. The code defines a `config.js` file with pencil color constants, though these are not referenced in the main rendering logic.

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