Face with d3

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Created on Nov 13, 2019

A face is drawn as a single large red circle on an empty SVG canvas, demonstrating basic SVG shape creation with d3. The example uses d3.select to target the svg element, applies a red background via the style method, and appends a circle with a radius of 200 pixels using d3.append and d3.attr. The SVG container is fixed at 500 by 960 pixels, and the circle is centered by default. The code relies on the d3 v5 library loaded from a CDN, with styling handled by the car.css file.

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