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epi 5 d3 selection and exploration

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Last edited May 19, 2023

Created on May 19, 2023

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This example shows a dynamic point cloud of fifteen circles that continuously orbit and pulse in size around the screen’s center. A thick, fixed purple polyline connects the points in sequence, while the circles themselves are rendered in cyan with a thin stroke. The animation updates sixty times per second via `setInterval`, using D3’s `line` generator and `select` API to bind new data to SVG `path` and `circle` elements. The data is generated procedurally with sine and cosine functions, varying each point’s position and radius over time, with no external dataset.

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