Move current Position

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Move current Position

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Last edited Jan 29, 2023

Created on Jan 27, 2023

A single circle in an SVG moves fluidly across an 800×500 canvas, tracking the user's mouse position in real time. The circle's center coordinates are updated on every mouse move event using React's `useState` hook, with D3.v7 handling the SVG rendering. The example demonstrates how to combine React's state management with SVG coordinate updates, compensating for the SVG's `transform` translation offset in the event handler.

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Testing learing of D3 so far

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