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Fork of computer tree

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Last edited Mar 24, 2023

Created on Mar 24, 2023

This interactive tree diagram displays a hierarchical breakdown of computer components, organized under main categories like hardware, software, and CPU internals. The visualization uses D3.js layout and SVG rendering with click-to-expand/collapse functionality on nodes. The data structure is hardcoded in JavaScript, while an included CSV file contains country population data that is not used in this specific rendering. The tree positions nodes at fixed depths with animated transitions.

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